This, however, changes not only from county to county but also by neighborhood, zip code, school district, etc.Another change we are witnessing in real-time is increased seller’s concessions, which can go towards financing closing costs or buying down the interest rate.

The monthly rent would likely be lower, but the entry costs and potential regulatory hurdles might also be less.Here are my main considerations:Rental Income: Higher in Berkeley ($2k/month) vs. potentially lower in the Midwest.Appreciation: Likely higher in Berkeley.Management: Easier to manage the ADU since it's close to home, but more regulatory headaches.Diversification and Simplicity: Potentially less hassle with a property in the Midwest.Given these factors, what would you recommend?

I may be able to assist in the initial zoning analysis and steer you in the right direction with my NYC connections to get the site developed.

But I'm close.

If it’s not then I would just close it in.

They may have credit from all their trade lines that they also don't pay until the house is closed.   

Lenders will allow you to close in an entity and can finance up to 100% of the renovations. 

I’m getting ready to close on my first duplex within the next two weeks and very excited!

Looking to connect.

Reach out to me or connect if you have any further questions.