I should point out that the offers I had made were for fix and flips, prior to any news of me traveling to Japan over the summer for work.So now I’m part way into executing my original plan and I’m wondering whether or not I’m making the right choices.

Hey Matt,The first thing that I'd say is that the tool you're using is not the MLS, it's a company that buys data from the MLS and then displays it for consumers.If your choice is between Redfin and the local MLS (which is called MRIS in the DC area), then the MLS will have a slight advantage just based on the sheer amount of data that's available for any given property.

Or you could rip a short piece of flat trim to the thickness you can allow and do a similar treatment.BTW, Allure is a great flooring choice if you haven't put it in yet.

Hello everyone,Newbie to the RE world, but extremely excited to learn all I can and implement this knowledge in my local market, while networking and making as many mutually beneficial connections as possible!

Or, would July be a bad choice because you'll lose a weekend to July 4th holiday weekend?

If the tenant still doesn't pay (and calls my bluff), I have no choice then but to evict.

If the building and location are really favorable you can go this route, tax benefits will begin to be less beneficial out to 8 to 10 years, so understand where you'll be in the long run.

My choices are "recent added date" or "original recording date".

This might be beneficial because if the city believes I'm an owner occupant, they're less strict about certain permits that would be required if it was listed as strictly commercial property.

If your choice is propane vs. electric, I would go electric.