Who's your ideal tenant? 

My calculation tells me it will take 2.5 years to recoup and since I would like to ideally sell in 15 months, it seems better to stick with what I have at the moment.But should I be considering the cash flow I will save by not paying the interest on my mortgage for two months while a refi is being completed?

Hi Shayna,I see your cactus fell over, cactus's are tough it will probably be alright.Re the door (they won't fix it) maybe CALL AND ASK them if you can get small can of matching paint and make it look better yourself.

Sometimes what would not be ideal for you and me - isn't even an issue with a potential buyer.  

Putting HVAC in any unconditioned space is a big no-no and should be avoided, if at all possible.No matter what you choose, make sure the contractor does a complete manual-J calculation (and ideally blower-door test) so that you know the system is properly sized.

I'm a software engineer located in Los Angeles and my goal is to start investing in (ideally) multi-family homes and if not, then single-family homes through house-hacking and possibly flipping (although i know flipping may not be the best idea during a recession).

OK this will be a weird post but here goes.We have a film crew coming to film and we need a commercial building ideally vacant to film in.Does anyone have or know anyone that purchased like a post office, old church, gas station, office space, ... anything that could be flipped into a single family residence?

Certainly doing minor repairs and putting the rental back on the market (during COVID-19) is not ideal and would cost us more than a small discount to rent.

Ideally I would put down less but with my limited income I was assuming I would have to put down around 80% at the price point I'm considering.

Ideally, this professional will be an investor themselves.If your target market is anywhere within the state of Georgia, then I can recommend some for you.Let me know!