If anyone is interested in networking or meeting up and talking about whatever, PM one of us.Thanks to everyone that hangs out around here for providing such fantastic content on a regular basis, looking forward to adding back to the community as Pete and I embark on this journey and hopefully add some stories of our own along the way.

We are waiting to see if this improves before we commit to adding more in TN.  

@Todd Hannebaum To ad to Bills comments you can also try to get the sewer snaked and maybe that will last you a couple more years.

For all they do in the name of "affordable housing" I think they scare away many investors and due to added costs and red tape that have the opposite effect of making things "affordable" but there is money to be made by those willing to persevere due to the limited supply.  4) both renovations have cost more and takes longer than originally estimating so I've built in a big enough buffer so I can still make money even if that happens.  5) I've flown to Pittsburgh often, but couldn't have done it without some reliable boots-on-the ground, no way.And yes, let's get some McRibs and share stories. 

They don't pay close attention to ads posted.

Anyone who advertises, or responds to ads is NOT a private lender.

Especially anyone who advertises or responds to ads.

Only benefit I see to adding the ID fees to the Homestyle loan would be to reimburse yourself for what you already paid the ID, but I seriously doubt any lender would allow ID fees to be included.Architect fees and engineer fees ...

-Bidding on competitorsMost people don't really pay attention to ads and will just click the first search result when searching for a competitor.

The barriers to adding workforce housing are enormous because of the soaring cost of labor and materials, and combined with the growth in the local economy, you'll have a lot going for you right off the bat.PS don't let that web site project be an excuse for not working toward your goals!