My carrier, Mercury, opted not to renew because my buildings turned 60 in 2022 (policy cost = $11K).

Essentially delaying the eviction and costing us additionally vacancy. 

For example, I am a little concerned about some aspects of the business cycle recovery and a potential for a double-dip so I lean toward the safest part of capital stack which is debt (or low-debt equity).

I'm looking to deduct HELOC interest for costs related to making improvements on a primary home that is also used as a rental.

Even more after you consider the hard money costs. 2) the hard money route is going to cost you at least a few % of the loan value so it’s basically the same as just raising your offer a few percent even higher than “overbidding by an insane amount”.3) the seller’s might be taking cash offers because they know they won’t appraise for the sale price.

Im assuming it would be up to the sheriff in ur area to remove immediately or will tell u to write a 10 day notice letter stating to leave or sheriff will remove and up to 90 days in jail and fines and court costs.

My deductible is high, around $4,200.I'm confused about whether I should try to keep the costs under budget and avoid using my insurance.

Quote from @Bonnie Low: Quote from @Allen Duan: For MTR bookings through an OTA, like VRBO or Furnished Finder, you'll have to get creative if you want to do background and credit checks.

If I proceed with adding one unit, around 1500 sqft, the construction and approval costs may amount to approximately $450K, which would bring the total property value to around $1.35 million.Given that some three-unit properties in Canton have sold for less than $1 million in the last two years, I'm uncertain whether adding this one unit and renting it out would be a wise investment.My questions are:Is adding a single unit worth the investment considering the current market trends in Canton, MA?

To save money on closing costs and interest.