I suppose another option would be to buy the window units yourself (pick a relatively efficient model) and then allow them to "rent" them from you monthly for $X/mo which should cover the cost of the unit as well as your anticipated increased electric charge.

I read the book on estimating rehab cost, but I wanted to understand how to know what needs to be done in what order to get the rehab done fast and efficiently. 

Any help on how to think about this such as 1/ lowering our housing costs, 2/ tax efficiencies, 3/ exposure to LA multifamily appreciation would be helpful! 

It’s becoming more “efficient” thus limiting the opportunities.My takeaways for preforeclosure:1.

Of course the given is that landscape will change as I grow and develop hopefully better and more efficient systems and skill sets.

Hi FolksI’m new-ish the region and am looking for recommendations for a good, well informed, no nonsense tax advisor that keeps uptodate to ensure that we can plan and pivot to be as tax efficient in the short term while ensuring that our next ventures are established correctly to maximize our benefits i.

You can 1031x into the other property and since a cash out refi is a not a 'taxable event' you can recycle the money in a very efficient manner.

I've started at the outset by carefully considering "total return" that hinges on leverage and tax efficiency, so I'm always looking for how to scale what I do while maintaining focus on that theme.

However, after reviewing BRRRR my plans are obviously not as efficient as what they could be.

I have an excellent GC who is very efficient, a realtor, and lender to quickly refinance the hard money loan on buy and holds.