But, of course, with our mind set on building a rental portfolio, and the market we live in, it didn't make sense not to add an apartment over the garage to create cash flow for the mil to cover her expenses and travel as she's always wanted to.So, here we are, moving forward, plans in place, ADU permit acquired, ready to break ground and having trouble getting the Mil financed.First attempt was to get a Heloc loan, keeping it separate since she has a great rate on her first.

Each unit is two-bed one bath, but the second bedroom is only accessible either through the first bedroom or through the hallway off of the stairs (indoors, but outside the unit).

I'm looking for a hard money lender for a 6-unit apartment complex.

We have a property that has interior hallway access to the units that currently has old, beat up carpets.

Unfortunately, a property manager cannot wave a magic wand and make the tenants better in an area or stop the house from falling apart without the owner putting some work in. 

Also, some apartment communities like the communication that it creates with the tenant coming in to grab a package from the office. 

my wIfe has access to MLS and just sent me a message saying the sImIlar thIng.What areas of Norfolk are yall Interested In?

there are many things that determine the value of a lot: location, topography/no environmentally critical areas, access, presence of utilities, zoning. 

I am getting NON agent access to it tomorrow night from a friend of the homeowner... so I will hopefully know more.

At 50 lots its just too big for a part time manager and a full time salary drives up OpEx at least to the 35% range.