The combination of the added living space and updates allowed me to really pull in premium rents/usually less than 24 hours from vacant to rented and the initial (plus ongoing) equity increase has been phenomenal.Of course the downside is that you have to float the house for ~2 months before you are done with the work and get it rented out.

If you do pass, you'll get a letter of certification from the lead inspector, which will verify the cost to delead the unit.

(Logan prof)In the beginning, in my opinion you focus on one thing and become exceptionial at it, then you branch to other things if you desire, trying three things initially, all at once, so you dont limit yourself, typically limits people from gaining real depth and knowledge required to become good at something.My viewpoint.

The thing that gets my attention is the second property is worth about 40k more with only an initial investment of 20k, but I don't want to get to ahead of myself because We are building this as an investment/income property.

Verify all expenses and income.

My initial idea to get started and get some experience is to save up and buy SFR's.

Here's my situation:I have been working with a commercial broker for the last two years to find a good MFP, found it, got my offer accepted at 1,365,000.I have a good relationship with a bank, have the lending commitment, have a good relationship with PM, have their commitment to manage the property.Downpayment will be 275,000 and I had initially planned on doing this myself, but now thinking about partnering with one other person.

Search for REIT investments, for example, the prospectus or at least general project information, principals, officers/directors, syndicators, projections will generally be public, you're looking at it as the initial presentation made for investors.

Verify expenses.

And this is the wall that was repaired and verified to be repaired by the engineer?