Somewhere in the fifth, sixth, seventh decade of the house's existence, this leads to the joists slightly spalling at the far ends and narrowing at the center beam.

Some stucco guys could go over existing siding if the siding is sound to save cost. 

That would mean if you increased your CF by $1600/month, your existing mrtg. pmt would be $3621/month.I don't see how this is all possible... in any universe where math is involved.

Overview:New roof -- need to replace roof over both porchesnew 10 y/o furnace in basementno plumbing, electrical, or HVACgutted down to studs throughoutduplex (2/1 over 2/1) current setupnew windows for flip; determining if i can use existing for BRRRR

It also comes down to the business model and the related hold period.One of our advisors who has been in the multifamily space for over 35 years used to "syndicate" (the term did not exist in the context it does today) but hold the properties for 15-20 yrs.

With many existing homes overpriced, who is having success procuring lots and building you investment property?

Impossible to say as no such law currently exists....and is unlikely to exist anyways.

I'm particularly interested in the Build to Rent Marketplace and I also like the idea of monetizing existing properties through the use of ADU's and Basement or Garage Conversions.

It might require getting somewhat of a head start as far as speed while still being able to stop before entering the road and hoping the rear wheels have reached the existing asphalt.If we buy this property and parking or driveway become an issue and we decide to go ahead and sell it some weeks down the road, will we have to disclose the driveway issue?

I am new to real estate investing and listening to all the podcasts, reading books, trying to learn what I need to do. One thing that keeps coming up is real estate meetups. A quick search on the BP forums yielded zer...