Depending on the style/approach for your str business.

I think the best approach here is to let them have it, the goodwill will be worth way more than the dirt- the intent is for my daughter & roommates to occupy the house for a few years, then I will decide on keep or sell. 

Hello BP Community.I am approaching the Refinance step on a BRRRR, and understand that 70% LTV is the Freddie/Fannie limit for a cash-out refi on a 2-unit rental property. 

How are investors navigating their approach to potential assigning and wholesale deals?

This post was prompted by a discussion with an investor who approached my firm for tax strategizing. 

The cheapest possible approach, my contractor told me, was to install what's called a Rockwell egress which would entail replacing the entire rear wall, but also installing a new egress door which I figured would be a good thing when in the future we would need to move big system objects typically found in a basement in and out.

I've read quite a few books and have watched and listened to countless hours of podcasts and videos over the past couple of months, trying to immerse myself and soak up as much RE investment information as possible.

How or where does someone approach a passive investor/ partner when the strategy is to buy and hold with marginal cash flows when split? 

I own a vacant commercial medical office in South Jersey and was approached by a realtor to rent out to a dispensary.

Both of those property types/approaches have added risks and pitfalls associated with them, in my experience.