I am considering adding a bedroom and bathroom addition to one of my properties that is located in the City of Dallas. It is a 1940's two bedroom/one bath home that I want to make a 3/2. I have remodeled the bedrooms ...

Chances are the owner isn't a huge corporation and if you're looking for seller financing then the owner might be more willing than a residential owner.

I recently passed my PA RE exams and am looking for recommendations on a CRE Brokerage that also does some Residential RE around Philadelphia, PA. 

This time I knew I have issues as I quit my W2 job, bought a business, didn't have the 2 years required in normal residential mortgages.

My idea is I house hack either a multifamily or residential, in addition I would like to run personal training out of a spare room or garage.

They also have a great residential loan team.

Let me qualify this by saying that I do not work in the residential sector.

Tenants are going to try and take advantage whether residential or commercial asking for concessions.

We are showing empathy and that we do care for their concerns.Our team has also sent notices to all tenants, both commercial and residential, with CDC guidelines and recommendations to reduce our clients' liability.

@Mark MahoneyAre you buying a residential property or commercial property?