The remember that all liens will fall off after the foreclosure, however IRS liens have a 4 month redemption, this is a something to make note of because you can’t remodel anything until the redemption period.

It's on the level of "Oh, sh-t!  

t=ffab&q=loft+bed+desk&iax=images&ia=images  Keep in mind most of these are displayed in rooms with ceilings way higher than 8'. 

In a building with 5 apartments, where the average monthly water, sewer, and trash (W/S/T) costs run $75 a month which is about our average, that would equal $375 each month and $4,500 a year.

After we finished we thought, sure enough our insurance premium should go down since we added a ton of value and updated everything and turns out that it wasn´t the case if we wanted to have only one policy.

Might be worth linking up. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/1173359-how-t...

It’s being phased out.Numbers wise I can t think of any reason to pay taxes now and take a 30% hit to invest when those same investments,RE, are available in an IRA or Solo 401k account.

We've asked the seller for considerations d/t this breach in contract with no resolution. 

I always recommend the book “Rich dad, Poor dad” by Robert T.

Cap rates in most markets are pathetic and not much more than the 10 yr T-bond, future "appreciation" is baked in to the RE markets.