The mortgage was just issued in September 2023.

I thought it would depend on bank appetite but I've heard back that vacancy isn't an issue so long as the property is self sustaining as is.I think there's a fine line between filling an open spot and resurrecting a dying center though.

This can add to your expenses, but can also help streamline the management process and increase the overall value of the property.Additionally, larger apartment buildings may come with more regulatory requirements and tenant issues to navigate.

If you wish to get licensed in every state to act as a lender, go ahead but the cost to do that is extraordinary so you would need to spend money on that and getting proper insurance since you are essentially issuing a mortgage. 

Inflation seems to be an almost universal-economic issue at the moment, and premium housing has always been in demand.

With 5-10% down or an FHA 203k loan, you will still run into the issue of not adding enough equity to do a cash-out.

I would like to ask a question dealing with tax sales in Texas. There is a property adjacent to a property I own that has a inhabitable home on it. It is still in a deceased woman’s name and the tax’s have not been pa...

I’ve had numerous issues with Airbnb first as a property owner/provider and later as a tenant.  

I have been in the ringer through real estate investing (negative cash flow, scammers, bad contractor, obtaining more than ARV, getting less than ARV, plumbing issues, positive cash flow) learning head-first the whole way.

I can’t tell you the exact price per sf, but generally, I’d pay about 10-20k for just drywall, carpet, doors etc in an unfinished basement, if you have any minor  foundation issues/leak that’s probably another 5-10k adding a bathroom is probably in the 8-10k range maybe a little more if you have no drain stack in the basement, digging down can easily be 50-100k