for some reason, I thought it expires 2 years on your birthday, which it should expired last month Nov.2023.

Ended up living in my unit for about 25% of the price I was getting in market rent for the other unit, even though it didn't have positive cash flow.Couple things to consider:1.

They seem like fine people - no reason to believe otherwise.

In general max LTV on 5-8 units will be 70% of the purchase price.

I would like to find out what are some good websites with calculators you use to calculate rebuild cost, so I have a better idea which replacement value is reasonable.

There's a reason Baltimore prices are what they are, even though it's a coastal city.

The purchase price should be under 100k (around 80k or so) and I am not looking to put more than 20% down as I'd love to purchase more than one property this year.Happy to provide any additional information.

Even with only $1000 in rent I’m still over a 1 to 1 ratio (was not taking out a lot of equity) but under a 1.25 ratio.A lot of investors have the equivalent of llpa’s at 1.0x, 1.1x, and 1.25x, meaning that your rate/pricing will likely be marginally different at each threshold.

Negotiate price, closing costs, and repairs, conduct inspections, and perform a final walkthrough.

How do you all think this will impact prices in the triangle as well as all the new construction surrounding it?