From there I moved on to new construction in the residential sector and after a couple of years, I moved out on my own into light commercial and multifamily rehab (apartment building renovations).

They may bring something to light that you didn't know of, and they may jog the memory of the seller when filling the form out, but they may not.While the law in my state states:“where the seller of a home knows of facts materially affecting the value of the property which are not readily observable and are not known to the buyer, the seller is under a duty to disclose them to the buyer.”There are a ton of things that the seller forgets or "forgets" about, didn't inspect, or willfully tries to not disclose. 

I also see many agents raising their hand to help and I question whether they have much experience or knowledge outside of traditional residential transactions.  

If not, traditional commercial financing may be challenging. 

In light of COVID, I was wondering if there were any restrictions on getting rid of the month-to-month tenants in a duplex I am buying at end of the month.

In light of COVID, I was wondering if there were any restrictions on getting rid of the month-to-month tenants in a duplex I am buying at end of the month.

Can you shed some light on small lot development in SD?

I got a security system installed and some lights outside.

Hi @Ibrahim YaminiDuring the pandemic, extended stay hotels and extended stay furnished rental operators made a lot of money serving essential workers and folks who were relocating.Extended stay rentals is the sweet spot between traditional Airbnb and traditional landlording.

Once you get on the other side of the new build, maybe you can refi out into something more traditional.