I would wait until you have made 6 monthly payments, if you refinance before then, the loan officer and the bank have to return 100% of the income they made on the loan and up to a $5000.00 haircut on top of that.

I have talked to two loan officers in my area and I have been told that I cannot move to a multifamily because I already own a single family (townhouse) and that I would need to either have just my spouse on the loan or sell the townhouse to buy the multi. 

I called up the Section 8 office here at Newark and they were not friendly. 

Or is a tax receipt only required for the principle place of business - example: Home office?  

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Tokenization can be used for 1) The tokenization of Real Estate Investment Trusts 2) timeshares 3) Real estate ownership using an SPV 4) Investing in new projects 5) Loans for developing projects and 6) shares in real-estate funds.Many types of real estate can utilize tokenization including office buildings, retail spaces, single-family homes, and multifamily structures.What are the advantages of tokenization over traditional methods of real estate investing?

If you don’t have a signed lease with the tenants, which would usually require them to dispose of trash, you can take disputes up with the attorney generals office.

Wasn't sure the best place to post this question.Re: Digital Nomads - basically means we plan to be working remotely from the road moving around city to city while we still can before our jobs ask us to go back into the office :-)Yeah, I think we can probably work out something similar where we split the cost and definitely avoid realtors.

Our office is in the New Center area of Detroit and we wholesale deals all over Southeast Michigan as well as Ohio and Tennessee. 

Questions regarding a tax amount for a specific property should contact the Treasurer's Office at (702) 455-4323.WHY DO MY TAXES GO UP WHEN MY PROPERTY CHANGED?