Their thought process is that eventually interest will go down and home prices will spike up!

Some insurance companies have told me they don't insure LNC buildings cause 'replacement' wouldn't be a straightforward process, as there's usually no detailed record of such grandfathered buildings' layouts in the records to permit re-building following a fire, flood, quake, etc.Others have said at least in while securing quotes, it's a non-issue.Surely they both can't be correct!?

I am also personally looking to buy in a city like Detroit to learn the process.

I am researching the decision-making process of real estate investors in Central Florida.

Also, just from recent experience the STR permit process has become a little more troublesome.  

This accelerates depreciation leading to additional tax savings and cash flow.Historically, a cost segregation study has been a very manual process completed by tax experts and specialized engineers.

We prefer some form of joint venture where we will put up some of the capital and project manage the development process.

Any insights on markets with affordable duplexes, good rental demand, and FHA-friendly opportunities would be highly appreciated.Additionally, if you have tips on finding turnkey properties or navigating the FHA financing process for duplexes, I’d love to hear your experiences and advice.Thanks in advance for your valuable insights!

I'm in the process of renting it .

I’m also beginning the process of getting my real estate license.