I think it would be best to put gravel down on it instead of the big expense of repaving.Can anyone please look at the numbers I posted above and give me an idea if they think the initial numbers are worth moving ahead.

Hi bigger pockets Ok so I think I'm going to go ahead and get my license next month.

I expect there will be good opps in the granny flat thing/corporate short term/airbnb and or keep in mind a longer term future tear down/conversion for condos etc...Also figure another NFL team will be coming if you can get ahead of the stadium location.

If you can design a website go ahead and design it but I would also recommend hosting it as well.

Go ahead and close when you're ready.

You would be farther ahead to simply sell the property and move on before it becomes a money pit, which it will with tenants.

But, you'll still end up much further ahead than where you are now.  

Not because I didn't trust them, but I know in a rush to close loans people don't always read the notes.

They were presented in the 2017 Forecast Webinar found here (skip to 23:15):http://www.car.org/marketdata/videos/And while San Jose does lead job growth, areas with more affordable housing and right behind it and are actually ahead of San Francisco.

That said, I was speaking about this problem with my mortgage broker and he suggested that I work with him and a lender ahead of doing the BRRR to get an appraised value based on my reno plans.