This can be true; but, I've seen the value both rise and diminish, depending on the scale of the proposed project.If you decide to sell, keep in mind that the inquiring agent will undoubtedly expect you to pay the commissions, thus affecting your overall cash to find a larger abode.As an added note: My daughters survived a small house; and, the wife and I are quite comfortable now and don't need to "downsize."

An additional garage I would think would be a major bonus to a tenant, especially someone who liked to tinker on cars or maybe had an old classic.Our tenants inquired about renting ours, apparently they were renting a storage unit in town, but we were already set in a plan.

Inquiring when a HELOC could be callable is not something that I had previously considered.

You'd have to inquire to see if they'd meet your terms.

See how many inquires you get.

But the people inquiring with me were either newbies or people just looking for a little extra cash flow.

That's a great question @Duncan Taylor.I will have to inquire about that!

He said he wants to get the house off the books.Again this is my FIRST property that I have inquired and got a response about.

Inquiring minds want to know.

:So.. even though I have not done any deals yet would you recommend:[list]calling investors to form a buy list and should I tell them I am a new investor with no deals if they inquire at allWho else should I contact to tell I am looking for investment properties?