Erin and I are hosting a discussion about the effects of the coronavirus on real estate and lending in Denver and Colorado Springs this Monday, 3/23, if anyone is interested.

But, I think you can still find a banker to give you a regular mortgage or a HELOC and count the rental income.

My situation may be a little more complicated than a regular rehab because I am hoping to enlarge the width footprint of the back of the house toward an existing 3’ wide walkway/alley that provides rear access to the houses perpendicular to me on the cross street.    

I am hopeful that this is temporary and we will soon return to regular business.

Warmer weather (dry+hot is not healthy if you are a virus) and more sunlight (UV light kills viruses) will make it much harder for the virus to stay alive long enough to make it to the next host. 

It depends on your situation-your reserves, your income (not rental income, but your regular work) and your bills. 

(assuming that I use it regularly, and am aggressively researching various markets) Does paying the fee and including more information significantly effect it's validity? 

They also host a fantastic meetup called Pints and Properties that usually gets around 80 attendees. 

I was wanting to see if anyone here regularly looked at properties through the eyes of potentially doing master suite additions to some of these small 2 bed 1 bath homes in hot neighborhoods. 

Are they different than regular closing costs?