Fingers crossed! 

Although this house was in Fridley MN, it was on the border of a less desirable area of Columbia Heights, and also within the Columbia Heights school district.

Although this house was in Fridley MN, it was on the border of a less desirable area of Columbia Heights, and also within the Columbia Heights school district.

A little bit about me:After graduating with my Bachelor’s in Communications from the University of Maryland, I promptly embarked on a cross-country road trip, searching for a new city to call home (and the most delicious cheeseburger in the continental U.S.)!

I live in Holmdel on the border of Middletown.

I’ve got a new purchase that needs to be transferred into a LLC, but also want someone to make sure I am crossing all my I’s and dotting all my T’s as we set up business.

It’s important to stay in the same school district, be careful if you cross major streets it can put you in a different school district or neighborhood or even city especially when you are in the suburbs.Even when you have a broker you must analyze the comps to make sure they are in the same area and same style home, beds, baths, etc.Good Luck.

@Elliott Milek is not an attorney, but an experienced cross border real estate tax accountant who might be able to help you out as well.  

This post is simply a reminder that Western Wisconsin and La Crosse REIA will hold our February meeting tonight. 

Don't even mess with conforming lenders, it's a waste of time. if you have permitting in-hand and already own the property, you could probably get a 12 month loan with no prepayment penalties to finish your project. rates may be high, something like 8%-10% or so, but it would give you the liquidity to finish, and you could pay it off with the proceeds from the sale of the flip.ask about cross-collateralizing that flip, too. may give the lender more peace of mind when you're out of cash and need to borrow.