Go talk to the city in person; they're usually pretty reasonable if you explain your situation, especially since you’re the new buyer.

I'm new to BP and very new overall to real estate investing.

There is a lot of pent up demand due to high rates and there is still a major lack of new supply.

I am new in the real estate industry and want to see if you have any tips for a new agent, also any events or recommendation to start meeting people and getting more connected to the Real Estate world.

I'm Morgan, totally new here.

A Cost Segregation Study was performed on a 2-story, 5,237 square foot Office Building located in Louisville, KY that was built in 1946 and purchased by its new owners in 2021.

(New roof, paint, etc) and proceeds even if we paid capital gains taxes could pay down other properties debt including adjustable HELOCS which would double our annual income but of course we would lose a door. 1 property is currently vacant and I anticipate at least $10k to refresh including new gutters.

I am super new to the idea and business of real estate investing but am totally open to learn and work with anyone! 

Take a look at BP's blog where new articles are published every day: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog4.

I live in New Hampshire and currently see many options available in Vermont.