@Jaycee Greene would there be a difference one way or another with this use?

Sorry one additional item I hit post too soon...The reason I asked about TIA is because you generally want to get a contractors opinion of cost prior to lease during that negotiating phase so you know how much that TIA covers and what you'll be coming out of pocket for.  

Buying two rentals in one year can be a challenge, but there are creative ways to make it happen:House Hack the Duplex: Buy the owner-occupied duplex first.

Happy to connect you with one. 64130 does have some rough spots so be careful who you hire around that area

the little nuances one learns in the foreclosure bizz... states with redemption rights are very tricky... in Oregon the rights sunset after 6 months.. so many investors if they don't have the rights ( ie can't find the person who lost the house) Or does not want to pay someone who bought the redemption rights and is holding them hostage.. they just wait out the 6 months and go about their bizz...

Michelle has been a member of MAREI for a couple of years and I have not really had any feedback good or bad, however, when one of our advertising members do bad things, I usually get a phone call or email about them. 

If the property was in Hartford proper, we would tell you no to management since the tenant base is much harder, it is harder to get rent collected on time.  

I recently completed one on a multifamily property and found it to be a cost-effective approach.That said, there are a couple of additional factors to consider beyond the code differences between a garage conversion and new construction:Coastal Overlay Zones – If your property is in a coastal overlay, building a ground-up ADU may require Coastal Commission review, which can add time and complexity to the process.

Good morning BP community,I'm a returning REI in East Tennessee who is now investing and buidling a family business full time after a career in the military.

don't know if this is still true, but at one time foreigners could not outright purchase property in Mexico within 100 miles of the coast.