Looking for advice from experienced legal minds here We own a multi-family zoned lot which we originally bought intending to add a couple units in the back.

I am having a lot of people come to me with lots of issues with these "turnkey" companies and the builders they use.

This is a non-issue unless you’re just looking for a reason to not get started. 

You will likely get attitude, push back and a clear scenes of entitlement from them on all issues.

It was just a multi-family property that came up local that was rented, thought I'd reach out to the realtor for a rent roll and practice running the numbers on it.

The issue is that the carpet has buckled badly and needs to be re-stretched, a job which shouldn't take more than a few hours.

After a long absence BP due to health issues I am dipping my toes in the hard money lending business again.

This would apply to a BRRRR, Buy and Hold property strategy-- Anyone use a HELOC, (interest only) for a BRRRR with success for a multi-year length of time?

Could be SFHs or small multi family.

He noted I may have issues in other areas of the house later on and need to do the same process.OPTION 2: $55,000 - Lift the foundation of the house and do a new foundation around the perimeter of the whole parcel.