Good luck with your appointment with the loan officer on Wednesday; it sounds like you're making all the right moves to keep building your real estate portfolio.I’m involved in real estate, focusing on new construction duplexes in Indianapolis, and I love connecting with others who are passionate about real estate.

One of our immediate concerns is the school year is just starting now.

So here's my question:How do you strike a balance between higher cash flow vs building value? 

Currently, I am in the process of negotiating another commercial building and an additional industrial warehouse adjacent to my initial investment.Looking forward to connecting with like-minded individuals and exploring potential synergies.

This is a big help.In the SPD under "Building conditions" it asks if the sellers know of problems EVER EXISTING. 

I am a rookie investor working on building my portfolio and a structural engineer offering consulting on any structural concerns you have for houses you may buy, or if you want to know out a wall to open up some rooms in your next flip. 

Because the condition of the building has deteriorated requiring substantial renovation she decided to stop renting it out after the last tenant moved 2-3 years ago.

There's never a bad time to start!

I manage 7 short-term rentals and have been using Instabook from the start, with only a few minor issues along the way.

To mitigate these risks, it's crucial to thoroughly research the market, obtain detailed cost estimates, and build a buffer into your budget to cover any unexpected expenses.