We need to repair a small portion of the roof in detached garage in multi-unit, in Evanston.

We immediately started the rehab of this unit only to have the city inspector say that the bedrooms were too small and the bathroom celling was not to code.

You could have asked her directly and given her the benefit of an honest and open conversation about it, but you came on here and asked us strangers on the internet who don’t know her or you, so you get what you get like it or not. 

I'm not going to rely on those knuckle heads to ensure anything, other than that my taxes will increase because of what they are looking at.I invest in two different towns that don't have a permitting process and direct you to the state.

I have some properties in Oceanside, a multiunit west of the 5, and another in the small foothills. 

Of course, I am not familiar at all with MN laws.Hope this helps point you in the right direction.

If this is your case, then your best option is to get an FHA loan on a small multifamily and house hack.

Hey BP Fam,I am looking landlord friendly small cities to invest.

Ask if the seller wants to be the bank, explain the savings in cap gains, and then see if you can structure a lower down payment to go direct and then you can pay the price they want if you adjust the principal and interest in your favor.

For a small lawn that might be $20 or $30 per month.