Basically, if there is a significant renovation taking several days to complete, but you have existing tenants and don't want to have to turn the unit over, what do you do? 

They don't always teach the business side of real estate which is what you're experiencing.It sounds like you set your REI business up as a Solopreneur where you not only have another full time job and family, but you're the maintenance, leasing agent, manager, project manager and etc. 

That's why I am paying for ChatGPT4, which has about 10x the inteligence of the free 3.5 version and make it a point to use it on a daily basis - basically to train me on how to use AI.

The low interest rate on the property has been holding me back from refinancing but a great opportunity has come up and I want to move the equity to the new project.

There are so many projects being planned and built in Tulum that we're gonna soon enough have an overbuilding situation there.

We have never had Section 8 tenants previously so we are wondering what the basics are and if there might be pitfalls or concerns when you have Section 8 tenants.  

I moved here from Florida after seeing the projected growth.

Everyone is giddy, positive and excited when starting a project, but different people react differently when things (large or small) go sideways. 

I am somewhat familiar with the overall area of Jersey city but haven’t heard to many people in Jersey talk about university renting to students kind of strategy.Seems like NJCU is aggressively expanding and a huge development project has been approved on the west side Jersey city area.

you seem like a good person to ask unfortunately I find myself in a situation where I got a property under contract at basically 200k and with 150k in renovations it’ll sell for 700k.