To use some hard money lenders a lot of times and to really ensure the private lenders position and strengthen your proposal, you should get some construction insurance.

While I'm interested in using their lender, I ultimately decided against it due to excessive fees in the deal they were proposing.

My question is:  what's more weird, the current layout, or my proposed layout that doesn't include a living room sort of space? 

One thing I talked about with the woman in Wellington was approaching the HOA and asking what people's concerns were and trying to work collaboratively to address those concerns but also proposing a "win" for the HOA - potentially in the form of a percentage.

@Aidan Jonesjust save up enough so that you can each house hack separately.doing what you proposed will complicate things and dilute all the benefits of RE (mortgage paydown, depreciation, etc.)

Contractors will be looking for small projects like the one you are proposing to build to get them by. 

In cases like that, interest is no longer considered portfolio income; it's ordinary business income.The proposed Section 199A regs clarify that lending is not considered a specified service trade or business, so interest income earned by an individual or pass-through entity that's in the business of lending would qualify for the 20% deduction (subject to the limitations, thresholds, and phaseouts). 

The mistakes are almost always measured in thousands of dollars, tens of thousands of dollars, or more.While the proposed method of purchasing the entity, rather than directly purchasing real estate, is likely not illegal (I'm not an attorney and, additionally, I haven't checked to see if Ohio law has addressed this in some way), it is not only a sale that triggers re-valuations. 

A: Provide a trailing 12-month income and expense statement, a proposed value or LOI and a rent roll from the last 30 days.

They asked me to present a proposal to team up.