The second house (an Accessory Dwelling Unit) is 644 square feet and includes a garage on the first level and a living space above it comprising 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms (with the half bathroom situated within the garage).We're in the process of determining whether the ADU can be legally rented out in Baltimore County.

It is still a great investment, but the cashflow for zero down magic is gone 2 thumbs up on this thought process.. chasing cash flow for a beginner or out of area investor has inherent risks of ending up in areas of the cities that are tough to manage long term.

This strategic move could not only enhance your portfolio but also provide you with the financial cushion you're seeking, allowing for greater flexibility and potential for growth.If you're contemplating selling, I'd be more than happy to provide you with a comprehensive market analysis and guide you through the selling process to ensure you maximize your investment.

Limited Service and Full Service Options.I am always looking for more of an edge over competition but that is what tends to work for me during the sales process. 

Anyone who has gone through a successful ground up multifamily development please reach out, i would love to pick your brain on the process 

For example, in my business we sell rehabbed properties in the midwest in good B and C class areas, with a tenant in place, and a very streamlined process.

Hey everyone, i made a deal on a great 2 family home in the bradford area of haverhill, one 2 bedroom unit and the other unit is also 2 bedrooms but has a second level which has 4 bedrooms of its own, currently i will be renting it as a 4 bedroom with extra space for family room, storage, den etc... my longterm goal would be to covert the second level into another apartment, i know this process is hard and maybe unlikely but it does have 2 exits, great height and is alot of space to create another 2 bedroom apartment that would be about 1000q i know the first is is talking to the building inspector, what do i need to bring with me?

Hope this helps, and if you have any further questions, I am a real estate agent in Brooklyn and Long Island, and would be happy to connect Agree with this - if you are shopping commercial or anything with a rent roll more complicated and extensive than a couple units - you really should find a knowledgeable broker for the process - not a great area to dive in as a DIY beginner..

So if you need to you can proceed with eviction process and not delay further.

I have found a contractor I trust should any repairs be needed, secured a cheap month-to-month rental in the area I will be looking for when I start my search in April 2024, and am in the process of interviewing lenders recommended by BP and friends who own property in the area.