It’s less than ideal now but at least we are getting full rent each month. thanks for asking!  

Other than that, I have done a separate "tired landlord" campaign targeting small multifamily properties that have been under the same owner for 10+ years.

If they are taking forever to respond or they are less than articulate, thus creating an ambiguity, I go elsewhere.

We see it more often than anything that people come into the business and within three months, they already give up because they thought it was going to be such an easy business because of how people portrayed it online.

I’ve done several deals and have made a lot more money than I expected.

small is always going to get in your way. we are looking at large tracts of land more than 10 acres right now and the national builders that we work with for land development and entitlement in miami florida and columbus ohio focus on much larger. they do the opposite of what you are talking about.

you have to put the work in with the remodel either way but if they're high-end condos you can sell them each for more than the property as a whole and make more in one transaction than you would on a cashflowing rental

Hello BP Community, Does anyone have any suggestions for local community banks or credit unions in the Indianapolis area, or Indiana in general, for pulling a HELOC on an investment property? 

I don't really know but it might be a lot easier than trying to learn all the rules and get funding in Germany.  

Source: OneKeyMLSAs you can see, there are more opportunities for house hackers in 2024 than there were last year.All Counties saw 40%+ increases in inventory.