The induction ones need a pot on it to stay hot but most hotplates can be left on and stay hot long after the tenant has left.

I have thought about wholesaling but it seems like it would be tough to stay persistent with since I have a full time job.I have the credit to get approved for a loan but seemingly not enough cash for a down payment or to fund any rehab projects.I appreciate the help.Thanks,Daniel

You just have to stay consistent with your lead generation.

We stayed at a Lake Community in a multi family apartment/condo style building.

I was surprised myself but they even sent their comps list in the mail to me.

And in the case of imposing rent increase limits, I wouldn’t be surprised for the city’s landlords to make a HUGE jump in rent prices immediately before the measure goes into effect.

I made an offer on a 4-plex last week but to my surprise the selling agent just found it convenient to mention today that the seller has "started the eviction process" on one of the tenants - rookie mistake I know I should have dug deeper and not assumed anything. 

but I will take a guess at what your askingif the developer is going to bust this into lots and you stay in you just lost your tax advantages and will be deemed a dealer at the highest tax rates.sell now no risk.. and best tax treatment you could 1031.if its one property and your saying should I partner and they are going to build an apartment on it and we will keep it.. that's different.. but you lose control because your now going to put a massive amount of debt on it.. all though in your area not too risky given market conditions.. and really depends on your developer  known, reputable and stable ?

Hi @Roy PomesWe typically stay away from homes that are under contract with a Realtor. 

Also my wife would be getting the money in equity so it stays in our pocket and we dont “lose” on the purchase end.