Agreed, however this will be the fireplace wall, so the bottom half will be (black) tiles -- so those are not as easily changed as paint.

This is one of the easiest low costs ways I know of to find out about what other investors are doing and their challenges and successes. 

I plan to buy something in the next year, year and a half, as the eviction ban is coming into fruition.

And I have a mortgage for around 160k (little over 20% equity) Could someone please simplify the processes the easiest way possible.

After the last year and a half, knowing I’ve got mortgages and heating bills, I’d prefer more than six months.

About half the states have laws that regulate disclosure of murders and suicides. 

My goal is to have 35 doors in the next 5 years and assumed multi-family deals is the easiest way to get there.  

So in case I get penalized for early termination, Im considering to rent out the house I end up purchasing for about half a year until im ready to move in. so from the lender’s point of view, would they consider it as an investment property?

Yes, HELOC would be the easiest and cheapest option to finance rehab of your property.

Hello all,I am looking to purchase my first multi-unit and not sure if I should go big or go half way to get the momentum going.