I received a quote today for flood insurance on a 2100 sq. ft.

All of the above but 2015-2017 IBC compliance is getting a lot of attention around here with older 'grandfathered' multi's.

I have a lender who wants to lend me 100k to use in our flipping business but was wondering if there was any way to structure the deal so the interest that he receives is not taxed as ordinary income.

I specialize in PMI stuff, apparently, since I make the lists that get PMI sales reps' attention and they randomly show up to my office with PMI-company branded fidget spinners and golf balls (I don't golf...).

In my opinion, it's one in which was recently said on the BP podcast, rather than finding a deal, you have to create one.Over the last 7 days, there have been 2 duplexes I seriously was considering & before I could get in to see it, the realtor said the owners received multiple, cash offers over asking price!

Pay attention to the level of rehab on these properties a comp that sold that was a total dump is not going to be a good indicator.

Recently received my Florida real estate license to gain access to MLS and to see where this new credential takes me.

well I think you answered your own questions. pretty muchplumber for plumbing issues.. you might want a electrician to do a quick walk through of your panel and check each receptacle make sure he did not switch wires..when they really want to be bad they will put concrete down your drain lines.. so if he did not do that .. then your good there.. but you may want to snake your lines anyway just so you know there in good condition.As for the haul off.. what I would personally do.. is go rent a small u haul go to the home depot parking lot or where ever your day laborers hang out grab two of them and have them haul the stuff to the u haul then go to the dump and have them empty the uhaul pay them and take them back to home depo parking lot.. also have plenty of water for them or Gatorade and maybe a sandwich.. that's how I would handle that.

This seems depressingly low for the potential of success for the renters and pretty much a cash grab for the investor.Can or will anyone comment on their experience with RTO fulfillment rates?

I currently have a full time job where I receive pretty decent bonuses and RSU's so long term I'd like to use that income for RE investing but it will probably be at least a year or two before I can do that because I'll probably use that income this year to buy a house for my family.So short term my idea was to move the money in my Betterment account to a self directed IRA.