I am a new investor looking to acquire my first rental property in the Twin Cities area.

You are an investor now so the more cash you keep the more properties you can acquire.

Cost to remedy. $3000-Closing Costs $2500-Attorney fee $1000 =$9800

I acquired portfolio of properties under a land contract in January 2021.

I haven't acquired any properties yet but I have been more interested in properties that already have tenants.

My priorities are: leaving money for my 14yr old daughter for the future, my student loan, investing/acquiring a str/ltr.

We think that the key to unlocking this house hacking puzzle is financing the project, without having to first sell our primary residence, or break the bank with monthly interest payments ... something like acquire, renovate/build, close.Thank you in advance for your patience and feedback on what is likely a very newb inquiry, and a situation that countless other boomers may be facing.Kind regards from NY,Steven P.Saratoga

In your case, you may not be able to remediate the issues at any cost so litigation may be a realistic option.

I’m looking for an investor friendly bank as I’m acquiring 5-12 unit apartments in the area.

I'm kinda new at this stuff and we have a couple properties that we didn't initially acquire for investment purposes but are using as such.