R-4 allows duplex’s with ADUsR-6 is the same plus multifamily in townhouse forumAnd R-10 is for high density apartments Best to look into the UDO and on IMAPs for wake county to see zoning, if it’s in a frequent transient zone which allows two ADUs.

With a purchase price of $220,000 and minimal renovation costs of $1,500, the property promised a substantial return with a sale price of $245,000.

Neither... they need to return the property in the condition that they received it in minus normal wear and tear.

This means that you will probably need to pay registration and filing fees in at least 2 states if you don’t buy CA property as a CA resident.Be sure to tell your accountant that you may now need to file non-resident income tax returns in each state where you own property as well.

But if you find high ROI properties in the US, it's absolutely an option so read you mentioned it.2.

I have done many brrrr and mostly agree the sweat equity is where the quick return typically is.  

I wanted to do the general commercial one as it included a little bit of it all.Obviously this isn't for everyone but if you are looking for anything to enhance your resume, or to get additional education for yourself in a real world way I would highly recommend looking into it.

Arbitrage is a high-risk thing that depends on precise knowledge and process.

Tidbits of what we know:It sounds like 3 program participants would stay here (potentially alone without supervision, and plus we don't know the participants yet).The participants have a highly structured day where they would leave early in the mornings (the business states that they're focused on keeping these participants very active and doing things).The business also said that the house is kept very clean, as the state can do a surprise inspection at any time.Perhaps my first question is to Jorge from the OP - did you end up renting to the company?

Returns can be much bigger than 10% (at least here), especially if willing to take 2nd position.