I feel like the first option would likely occur, but I also feel like that's bad business for me and would be worried the renter would leave a bad review because of it, and thus possibly make it harder to rent.

Hard money How did you add value to the deal?

If you're someone looking to do your first househack, I hope this inspires you to make it happen.

It would be a long term hold before you could get your money back.

It has inspired me to look at some improvements we want to make in the months ahead!

It sounds like it's worth it to hire an attorney for this to make sure you have everything in order.

Keep in mind he had the skills to make it happen, and he doesn't account for the cost of his time/skills.

She wasn't planning on making any money. 

Good luck with your appointment with the loan officer on Wednesday; it sounds like you're making all the right moves to keep building your real estate portfolio.I’m involved in real estate, focusing on new construction duplexes in Indianapolis, and I love connecting with others who are passionate about real estate.

If the property contains a residential structure, you can do any necessary repairs to make the property habitable (but not upgrades) and the VALUE (not the cost) of those repairs is an additional charge if there is a redemption.