Thanks, I interpreted it as mold is excluded if it developed in the future- it would not be covered even if it was from a covered loss.

The final document you will need is a Certificate of Occupancy or a Certified Inspection[11].Texas or taxes:The City of Austin's Hotel Occupancy Tax rate is 11 percent, comprised of a 9 percent occupancy tax and an additional 2 percent venue project tax.

In-house construction, converted an 87,000 sf vacant KMart to Class A climate controlled self storage in Reidsville, NC, then 8 more projects What was the outcome?

Maybe it was the broker or lender you were working with   Devin- I’d be interested in talking with you about future options.

Ps: I know I’ll need to work a job since I haven’t had a business for a long enough time (I apparently need two years tax return from my business), but I’m just thinking long-term based on my goals for the future. 

With $50k in a CHEAP market that is still possible although increasingly difficult, but with successful BRRRRS, each iteration could see a modest boost in capital along with cash-flow going towards future purchases.

Those that respond “$0” or something ridiculous, you can request income documentation from them to justify.Don’t be afraid to share with them how much your property taxes & Insurance increased and that YOU cannot afford to absorb them.ALWAYS get an increase or something of value annually or tenants will start thinking they should never have an increase, making future increases that much more difficult to negotiate.

Put this under a trust for their future benefit.Nothing creative about the above, but the fastest way to achieve your objective.  

In the future I would love to network with those interested and show my books to see what they think.As of this post AZ Padsplit states they have:294 active units77 upcoming unitsDemand    12,104 searches in the past 30 daysHappy investing - JarrodNote: I live in Oregon, house with actual real green grass, but invest in Arizona. :)

Overall, I don't think there will be huge real estate appreciation (broadly speaking) in the near future.