So if your targeting remodels as development then you have better chances as the commercial aspect is already established and, in most cases, adding residential and the draw for ppl to live there is a much easier sell then if the situation was reversed.

It may indeed crack, but the LVP floor on top of it is a floating  floor (assuming you don't glue it) so it should nicely span any subsequent cracks in the leveling cement without creating any problems for the walking surface of the floor.

Most of the off market stuff agents are dealing with in the current enviorment is highly desireable properties that will draw off market premium pricing.

but where does one draw the line from A to B to C to D?

I too have thought of the occasional Airbnb but most entertainment that would draw a short term rental is anywhere from 45 minutes to over 2 hours away from my location .

First 24 months: Interest only payments of $500/mo ($100k x .06, divided by 12 mos).Remaining 96 months: Amortized payments of $1314/mo ($100k amortized over 96 mos at 6%)Thus, you would present a specific plan to the seller, negotiate, agree to terms, put those terms in a contract, then take it to a title company or attorney to draw up the supporting documents and close the transaction.

All the apartments going up are luxury apartments asking several hundred dollars more a month than I ask so I’m not directly competing with them as they are drawing a different kind of clientele than I do.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.Regards, Something I learned a long time ago from the Nothing Down book is to draw stick figures representing the building and the debt vs equity.

I tried talking to the adjustor after her inspection but she was unmoved and subsequently closed the claim.

I guess it's hard to draw a clear line.