The crack can be seen from the inside as well and the concrete "beam" at the ceiling has shifted about .5".

While it's extremely difficult with current market conditions and constant competition from other investors, the strategy needs to be shifted and focused on acquiring deals below market value.

This will be my only one for about a year but plan to buy more and want to streamline the process.

I'm hoping to bring the value up but with the shift in the economy idk if there's going to be a small shift in home prices.

Re Multi Entity - yes, your CPA should chime in here but there are cases where a holding structure is warranted and you can set the financials up to streamline things a bit.

They have a nurse there 24/7 working in 3 shifts.

With the market shifting, i've seen a lot of dumb money realize it's not so easy ... for the past four years, it was easy but that's changing.

There are ways to streamline the process so that unnecessary work is not needed and you can get into a home that meets the VA's guidelines.As far as you options for financing, you have three: 1.

This graph of the average sales price of new homes nationwide over the last 47 years shows how much the real estate market is shifting right now.

We're all aware of the changes the market has experienced in the last 6 or so months in terms of the numbers (higher rates, more days on market, etc.) ...but these numbers don't always convey the on-the-ground realities of how much the market has shifted--and, being the unrepentant real estate nerd that I am, I wanted to dig into this a bit...Here's an interesting and useful exercise I just completed:  Imagine you're trying to buy your first home, and you have a particular monthly payment amount that you can afford.