I know this happens but title companies have gotten a lot better at not doing this.. its normally buyers funds that get stolen on the way TO the title company not money leaving the title company.. big boo boo there

The property is zoned appropriately to allow this (allows SFH, 2/3/4/10/50/100 unit complexes, co-ops, literally everything) and would require only a site plan change application (to change from current county duplex/triplex status to fourplex status) and normal renovation building permits.

This will be determined by normal market supply and demand - and researched through property managers, or various online tools that all seek to understand comparable units for rent in any given neighborhood.3 - there is no "right" way to calculate return on investment (roi) - it varies with the property type and your investing goals.

The one thing I have always run into is that they also want to do an appraisal, which is why I normally have leaned more on my hard money lender to take down the off market deals.

Traditional lender I normally work with, will not lend unless I do a quit claim into my personal name from LLC.

I got the pigs being led to slaughter vibe- is this normal for investing with syndicators?

Houston House apartments in downtown Houston, normally accepts Airbnb.

I bought a place with a detached carriage house in Central Park and my little 700 square foot loft covers the entire mortgage and a couple hundred on top every month. 

I normally use allpro heating and cooling for a yearly tune up and they are great 

The other option is that he continues to pay rent until a suitable tenant can be found to replace him (or the lease would normally expire).What does his lease say regarding this issue?