The real diamond in the rough though was the 2 gutted units, and the ability to create two brand new units for $30K/ each which would dramatically increase the NOI because it would officially be an 8 unit.

For the property I’m talking about i planned to just flip it but after looking into it more, it’s in an announced “opportunity zone” with the city I’m in so the next few years they are focused on building that area up.

While California renters probably breathed a sigh of relief, property owners, at least at Primrose, scrambled to raise their rents before the legislation becomes official law.Tenants at the 26-unit Primrose, located north of the city limits on U.S.

My Title Company in Nashville prefers that I use one of their contracts for wholesaling instead of the official 14 page long generic contract.

I believe I am to be announced the February speaker.

Let’s start with officially classifying some of the terms associated with the valuation process.

They have also pursed another offer even though my contract is not officially terminated.How can I take action to keep my contract?

Put it in a high yield savings account earning around 1.75%+ interest with zero risk while you learn all you can.Then use your $500k once you've educated yourself and picked out a strategy that aligns with your interests/goals.Also make sure you are very cautious of people reaching out to you with "deals" and "opportunities" now that you announced having $500k cash on a public forum as there will be people who would love to spend (not invest) it.

As far as renting out a portion, ensure that everything is official and on paper.

Put it in a high yield savings account earning around 1.75%+ interest with zero risk while you learn all you can.Then use your $30k once you've educated yourself and picked out a strategy that aligns with your interests/goals.Also make sure you are very cautious of people reaching out to you with "deals" and "opportunities" now that you announced having $30k cash on a public forum as there will be people who would love to spend (not invest) it.