All of the above assumes that the original house needs little renovation work.Before committing with a contractor, make sure that you get with the local town to make sure that you are allowed to split the house and there are no issues that would prevent it (like egress, unit separation, etc). 

Originally posted by @Julian Sibley:@Brendan JohnsonThanks Julian for the shout out and welcome back to the PNW Brendan!

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:not to sound SNARKY but this cracks me up.... how would anyone on Bigger pockets be able to answer this..

I am planning to get in there with my contractors monday, to define my costs a little more thoroughly before making an adjustments to our original offer.     

Originally posted by @Arthur Voskanyan:How does a cash-out-refinance work?

Originally posted by @Rich Nordstrom:Hello everyone!

Originally posted by @Danny Trestian:Hi Fellow Investors and Agents,I am looking for some great Buyer's Agents for Cleveland Ohio ( Also Chicago is an option).

Originally posted by @Andrew Korver:Chris, run the ozone generator while the HVAC is on.  

Originally posted by @Ginny Denson:Are conventional loans the same as FHA in that you have to owner occupy for a year before you decide to sell?  

Originally posted by @Lynn Gormley:hello, new to BP and excited with everything there is to learn.