Good for you for not being emotionally attached and falling in love with the property.

I'm trying not to make the beginner mistake of getting attached to this house.

Hey All,We purchased a multi use property in Union County, NJ that included a 2 story home on one side and small warehouse space (more like a glorified garage) that is attached to another single story building previously used as an office building.

Here's an excerpt from mine: (b) Locks may not be altered nor may new locks, bolts, or other door or window attachments be installed without our prior written consent. 

This sounds borderline discriminatory and I’d think it would be a bigger challenge to pass for single family neighborhood HOAs (vs. an attached condo).

I personally don’t like attaching equity lines to a primary that you are using for investment, Intetest deductibility can come into question on the heloc under current rules, if something bad happens to the house you are still on the hook for the heloc etc.

If that works for you, please reply to this email to confirm and I will add you to my showing appointment book.Also, as a means of courtesy to both our busy schedules, please confirm via text or phone call at least 2 hours prior on the day of the showing to my cell phone (area code and number).I’ve also attached our rental application.

Purchase price: $81,000 Cash invested: $44,000 Sale price: $160,000 We also sectioned off the attached vacant lot which we purchased for 1$ and sold that for $19999, getting back all our initial cash back for the hard money loan.

I bought a great tool a big Shepard hook that attaches to my leaf blower works great for the lower gutters.Put window well covers on all basement windows.Then buy dirt put around the foundation with fall from the house.Dirk form John Norris has trained me well!!

You're co-mingling funds and any liability you have from a flip or anything else now opens up all your rental properties to be attached to a lawsuit.