Can definitely get no income no doc construction loans that would allow for it 

Howdy mate,Already got some nice boots I paid a fortune for in Australia lolStetson is always on my head but it's a newspaper boy capLeft my Glock in Ohio so will need to load up on more here heheGot it and thanks for the info.That's right, DFW is for international flights 👍I'll definitely check out the meet-ups.I remember over the years many real estate investors, conferences and deals are done in Texas.You guys sure do love your real estate heheThanks mate and much success

Definitely easier said than done when it comes to finding investors.

My husband and I were legally separated when I bought the home and had since reconciled and ended up with two houses.

I will definitely consider the risk tolerance. 

https://www.zillow.com/research/2024-hottest-market-33566/ Cincinnati is definitely hot, for everyone (always good to see) another area that is close is Northern Ky (Covington/Newport.

Goal (in order of priority): 1) Convert upstairs of detached storage unit in back into 3 bed/2bath (for the downstairs, keep as garage on one side and rec room on other side), 2) convert detached garage in front into 1 bed/1bath for our grandma, and 3) eventually add a prefab home on the lot.From our research so far, I believe we'll have to do an SB 9 lot split in order to legally build all structures (but we're not sure if we want to do this now, or just convert the back unit into an ADU first then do SB 9 later).

likely begs a lot of questions, but most definitely property rights, designations, city statutes compliance with state law, etc.

@Sonny Sach Yes, you definitely have the potential to benefit from a cost segregation study.

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