The anticipated construction period will be 1 year and then I expect to lease up and exit within a year after that.

I am looking to get a home inspected during my due diligence period and would like a reputable company in the area who someone has previously worked with.

Unless you are flipping and you are confident you can sell, loans have a "seasoning period" of usually 6 months, meaning that you can't take out a new loan or refinance within that period.

That period of time was characterized, in part, by insufficient demand, and too much housing supply.Lo and behold, they knee-jerked in the opposite direction.Policy-set I am referring to:- Suspending evictions.

If someone is that hard to deal with I wouldn’t renew their lease period.

Congrats on the purchase and embarking on the journey of real estate investing.To clarify, are you asking if refinancing will reset your 1 year wait period and potentially trigger your lender's Due on Sale clause?

Hi @Christopher Murphy, try Sales Comparison Approach, this is simply a comparison of similar homes that have rented or sold locally over a given time period.

Would appreciate some quick help here - I'm under contract and wondering if I can back out during my inspection period prior to even having the licensed inspector come?

Neighborhood Review and Information Verification period.

If you are going to keep this CT property for a long period of time, and the fixed-rate loan lets you cashflow your target amount it will not matter 10 years from now you paid 10,000-20,000 over what you think it was worth.