For a few hundred dollars, you can buy a unit that sits on the floor and exhausts warm air out the window.

If you have time and resources, you certainly have other options than an eREIT.

It's like a cash-for-keys deal and much cheaper than an eviction.

That's better than an owner occupant who will get no income from the property.

I have a listing on Downer comming up for 367k, but the numbers work better for a house hack than an investment.

Without being banned for advertising, they have a program that you might find interesting for members who exhaust their VA loan benefits specifically.

Most HML's will do their own valuation. but if you want to be sure of the value yourself, you can go to a realtor and get a BPO, that may be more valuable than an appraisal because the realtor will be telling you how much they will put it on the market for.Also, if you put the property name in an LLC your only refinance option will be hard money or commercial.

Financing might be better in a larger LLC holding more assets than an empty shell newly formed.I'd say get with your attorney and kick these issues around, it might be better and simpler to do them one offs, but I doubt I would.

Need hot water, cold water, drain line, electric for dryer, and dryer exhaust vent.

He said he would inform his people of my decision.Less than an hour later the loan officer called me back and said he had talked with his managers and they were discussing if they could bypass the issues with the permits.