At the initial B.O.H. inspection to bring the unit back on-line they determined how many occupants I was allowed.Good to hear you got it resolved with no issue though.

So after you move out, all repairs completed and you get a tenant aside from yourself in there, it will bring in $100/mo, yes?

For example, "Thanks for signing the lease new tenant, you can mail a check to P.O. box xxx by the first, or bring it by my house(not recommended), or bring it to this bank at this address, etc."

If the latter, I don't have much experience finding such a list, but am familiar with bringing a structure up to code.

I haven't worked with the general contractor, but have just been bringing in sub-contractors to do there different pieces.

Hey Everyone - I was just reading a new member introduction from @Howard Scarrott , where he mentioned the challenges of investing while working full-time and I thought I'd solicit advice from the rest of our members on the topic.I know we're covered this before, but it's always a good idea to bring it back to the forefront.So -- if you currently or formerly worked a full-time job while successfully investing in real estate, can you please share some of your best tips here?

. $65k all in with a fully rehabbed property bringing in $2k a month is phenomenal cash flow.*$2k per is assuming these aren't 1 BR apartments*

TNote or Tbond would also work and bring a bit of inflation sensitivity into the mix.

Knowing that, you will be more mindful of the deal(s) you bring to them for funding.

How many people did you bring?