@Eric OszczypalaStep 1: use the BP search function to find the other million threads that ask this same question Step 2: realize BP search function isn’t the best so switch to googleStep 3: realize this question is incredibly personal and dependent on risk tolerance and goals etc Step 4: profit

Need about $3-5K in repairs, and is now functionally smoothly (and is up to code!)

The tagging function isn't working for me, but there is @Jason Ridout who has places in Port Alberni and Parksville, @Kris Bucci on the south end of the island,  @Jason D Lewis up in Courtenay and @Randy Molland who is either in Nanaimo or Victoria.  

@Phillippa Gilkes I know there are folks using Podio for that function.

I think I'm going to go to the planning counter next week and just discuss hypothetically what it would take to convert the basement and/or garage into an accessory unit (not mentioning that it's functioning as one currently).

Can I ask what prompted your switch to StorEdge...I've been pleased with WebselfStorage but don't actually utilize the two way text functionality that they have.

Then in a few years when you move out, the property should function just like a normal MFR.

I don't recall but I think BP has some MAO functionality.

Maker sure you have Grandma's attorney draft the loan docs and deed of trust (or mortgage if a mortgage state).You can certainly get a conventional loan on a home that may be outdated but so long as it has a functional and working kitchen and functional heater, and no other major issues like foundation problems, asbestos, lead, etc, then you have a home that can be financed.

I've had good experience with both Jim Barry and Shannon Aldrich on pre-licensing education in NH...... just remember the bulk of the exam is on the RSA's/rules that govern how Realtors can function and less about how to be a good/successful Realtor.I chose Keller Williams because:1) Investor- friendly culture2) Don't have to do uptime3) You can have your own brand under the KW name4) Profit share (you get a passive income source via % of agent's commissions that you bring into KW)5) We can 'cap' whereby we keep 100% of our commission6) Really good trainingHappy to share my experience, Tucker!