My question is.. are appraisals lower in the winter due to the obvious drop in demand because it is the winter?  

Hi all,What do you think about this:If you had a $300k mortgage that you had to port or else you would pay a hefty fee of $17,000, would you be better off paying the fee and getting new mortgages at lower interest in smaller deals on your own, or would it be better to JV with someone who will not put money in on a five year deal but take care of the management role and split revenue?

You may not get landlording experience but you'll get maintenance, financing, and paperwork experience.I think the discussion points in your head and with them are around what kind of improvements they would need or desire (if you have to make it elderly accessible that could be a selling point for the next tenants, but what if they want something that will cause you more upkeep in the future?)

I brought in a credit partner with great credit to help get lower interest rates on loans, etc.

I have not walked the property yet but there is a 4 unit building that has in unit laundry accessibility.  

Lower price points and I'm working on building a track record and resume to have potential investors fund me.

Pushing an AC unit into the building to gain access is pretty invasive.

Because I need access to MLS, I joined local MLS - $800/yr plus $98 for supra key.

It's been challenging getting accurate comps, and I'm leaning toward deciding that MLS access will be worth getting the license.

Once you are confident with the numbers you can work on a budget for the Reno Feel free to reach out if you need any help as I have Lubbock MLS access