@Mike WhiteheadThat sounds awesome and congratulations for achieving those results.

Even if deferred payments are an option, make sure to have extra funds to cover any unexpected costs or delays in the project that result in more/longer holding costs (deferred payment may not covered, as mentioned earlier).

Here is the link:Judge allows class action lawsuitAs a result, I feel we will land somewhere in the $20 per unit range with no building fees and no inspections. 

The FIRPTA law is a buyer responsibility....non-payment of this will result in penalties to the buyer, even though it for the seller.

People respond to money quotes more than general inquiries.If you are looking for quick results consider expanding your target area.

I have been requesting HOA to do this for this since 3 weeks but no results yet and no visibility on timing also.

Those properties closer to the school can always cut their rent prices to match yours to ensure they fill.

More people are into re using stuff but it takes forever to match pieces and often needs re finishing etc.

Did your current agent give you the “deer in the headlights” look when you told him “It has to at least match the 1% rule?”

I have also seen the square feet on the listing not match the tax records or the appraisal.