Two thoughtsFirst thought..... with all the laws and complications of evicting existing tenants when you buy a place, I wonder what the ramifications would be if AFTER you sign all the paperwork to move in and you make an honest effort to evict the designated tenant, it is realized that it would place way to much hardship on that tenant and it becomes very clear that they want to stay in the property?

There are some stipulations on how you plan to use the land, the toughest requirement for us was the cap on your income.3) Traditional Loan - typical bank financing, but they usually require a minimum of 30% down4) Construction Loans - there are loans designed specifically to buy land and also finance the build of your house / farm / etc...

North Carolina, via statutory changes to the Development Tier Designations, changed the way NC Commerce identifies Tiers in their County Distress Rankings.

I am very interested in flipping because I believe my eye for design is one of my best assets.I am brand new to Real Estate Investing but am ready to dive in!

However, I could have gone to school for “X” years, read a bunch of books and took a ton of tests, and with absolutely no experience, create designs for buildings, bridges and overpasses.

If so You need to hire a design build contractor or an architect to develop plans and specifications to start moving forward with the project and permitting process.

Hello everyone,I'm a self-employed piano technician (previously musician, theatre production manager, and sound designer/composer) who waited until pretty late to get serious about what my finances are going to look like as I get older.

I'm looking for a designer to help me with planning for a two story, 1,000 sq ft add-on (500 top/bottom) incorporating an ADU.Does anyone know of any good designers for this project? 

Are we better off designating the LLC as a home improvement or renovation business that we use solely for the homes we purchase ourselves, and then paying the LLC from the proceeds of the sale, or as the work is completed?

The new home stock in Philly isn’t keeping up with national trends in design or function so I thought it would be an easy win.