Foundations, water mains, condemned, etc. 

I speak with many college students about the benefits of house hacking and FHA loan questions come up all the time.

It’s not your typical buying process and if you’re self financed and you plan on living in it, aka “House Hack,” you can benefit with low down pmt, low interest, seller concessions, and perhaps a reasonable construcrion loan if needed!

It comes down to that consideration for me because after selling the home, you'll be down to 0 units.I prefer option #2 because it gives you the benefit of realizing gains in equity and expanding your rental portfolio.

The main issue I think you are going to have if you move forward with this property is the only insurer that will take a property that has had a recent loss is the (National Flood Insurance Program) NFIP or government program (What is the NFIP?). 

It’s very low-key, no speakers or anyone trying to sell anything, just the chance to meet other multifamily investor they are in the Charlotte area so it’s mainly a networking event. 

Better to build your own equity through the debt pay down, enjoy the tax benefits of ownership, and garner the equity of an appreciating asset.

You have to hold the investment in a opportunity zone for at least 10 years to see the real benefit of not paying the capital gains. 

Better to build your own equity through the debt pay down, enjoy the tax benefits of ownership, and garner the equity of an appreciating asset.

You, as the landlord, will still benefit from having a newer stove if you go used.