It's unlikely to cash flow, meaning you are losing money every month.

In return, the lender would receive monthly cash flow and a share of the profits upon sale.

Hi Bob,Make sure to have an investor friendly realtor so that you won't have issues afterwards.HOA are very tricky, as the boards change very often, they could be years that they don't do much and other years that they are suing residents if they are not maintaining the lawn.CC&R are the key to review in this case, those are public so available for you, and those are required to be provided by the seller every time.Don't go the route of do it anyways, that will have cause you consequences, I had a time that the HOA sued a property owner just for missing 6 months (the property owner was renting out the property and it didn't receive the invoice to pay the dues so she forgot).

Anchored in the Sandhills region, it holds significance in national defense owing to its adjacency to the Fort Bragg Army base and Pope Army Airfield.The median sold price has surged by 7.2% year-over-year to reach $225,000 ($142/sqft), with an impressive 42% of homes sold below asking price last month.

I just helped a client purchase a duplex for $330k in a B class neighbourhood that will rent for around $2800 and cashflow around $500/month with some conservative estimates for maintenance.

Hi, my wife and I are looking to buy our first property in the next 3-4 months.

We are 6 months into a whole house gut job and I feel like we are wasting a lot of time.

Since the properties are in the 310-380k  and this given growing area's rents are 2k-2.3k a month .

I was thinking about different ways to avoid the 6 month period in which one has to own the property for in order to refinance cash out.

While I'm still new to the real estate, part of me is thinking the Fed may begin to slowly lower rates in the next few months.