Were permits pulled, and inspected, for the conversion?

It is also an awkward conversation to have with an investor to ask them to prove up on their ability to invest in your deal.If you or anyone reading this thread knows of reputable certification services we would gladly pay for them for accepting new equity into our fund once it is set up.

If you're able to have a conversation with her, get a little insight into her circumstances, and make an informed decision, I think you'll make a decision that helps your peace of mind, as well as your tenant's.Feel free to reach out if there's any more you need to know.Forrest Baumhover

Have a bit of a unique situation.

Got a tenant in a SFR 3/2 property. When he first rented the place he just got divorced and was looking for a place. He is the only occupant other than weekend visits by a ...

I have been trolling BP for almost 7 years now and for many years I have read and listened to conversations about whatever was discussed in the forums and podcasts.

You should definitely look at what the construction was like, and whether or not it is a sub-par conversion from a different building.

Properties in the 10-40% occupancy range or conversions with $0 cash flow and 0% cap rates.

What was the nature of your conversation?

I stumbled across biggerpockets forum while doing some research on real estate investment, and was very impressed with the wide range of professionals engaged in conversation.

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