To make the best choice, carefully calculate the financial implications, align with your long-term goals, research the market for larger buildings, and seek advice from a tax professional to navigate potential tax impacts.

Also, lenders often prefer financial statements in addition to tax returns (literally no one likes reading a tax return, it's just common and easy to ask for). 

You can use your favorite search engine for "terminate lease south carolina" and do some reading.

I would recommend you read the book 'ninja selling,' as it provides you with a solid plan and schedule filled with action items to follow and execute to get results (if you follow it) And its not cringey, salesman strategies.

While non-profit partnerships might offer guaranteed rents, carefully assess the terms and potential long-term impact on your investment goals.

Hardmoney you are looking at 65% LTV and closes fast and wont care on occupancy if you want renovation then you can get the money to renovate and rent then exit with getting a non-qm lender.2. with 25% to 30% down you can get a DSCR type loan at 1.00 even if the property is not occupied but property is in good condition. 3.

You may consider Landlord studio and love it - you can read my criticisms there.

You have to be smart, do your research, work your arse off, and be careful.....

Continuously learn about market trends, investment strategies, and industry best practices by reading books, listening to podcasts, and attending seminars or workshops.

They pay all cash and for the most part care very, very little.