One of my friend told me that if the closing date is like in March or after, I need to pay the property taxes on Land ONLY for that first year as the builder did not finish the construction and valuation is done only for land at the beginning of the year.

I was wondering if any experts may be willing to have a chat about the process I’ve developed and where I could improve or you may know of someone that I could contact to talk to about analysing multifamily markets?

This may not be obscure knowledge, but it blew my mind when a kitchen retailer gave me this tip yesterday: When rehabbing a kitchen, don't replace the cabinet boxes unless they are in bad shape (or you're using a natural wood finish that you won't be able to color match).

Hi guys and gals,I am wondering what your best strategies are when it comes to finding deals and private lenders..

The Money I get out will be used to do some work in the already finished basement to convert it to a basement apartment.

I put an offer in on a 3br/1ba condo in Dorchester and the HOA was run pretty horribly, I just am wondering if there might be room to save money on what the building is paying for its insurance.Thank you so much!

@James Gray - welcome to the wonderful world of investing in ABQ.

The rest of the work (electrical, finish plumbing, mud/tape, drywall, paint, flooring, etc) cost us $6,500.

So posting in off topic as I really don't know how this fits in, just wondering if anyone out there has been in this situation. 

I’m wondering if the 203k loan will cover finishing a basement and adding a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette area.