I would also time the replacement in the spring when temperatures make it unnecessary to run the HVAC.

So I would avoid bringing their ire by calling it something else, like a Real Estate Networking event.I started mine a number of years ago and I found the main thing that gets people out is:A interesting speaker with a compelling topicHowever, that alone is not enough.

Bottom line -- torn on whether to sell the home to avoid capital gains costs, or keep it for a longer haul in a hot market and do some type of Refi to take cash out and put towards an additional property.

The not for commercial use might be to avoid things like people running day cares or hair salons out of their homes.

That gives them another 10 days to vacate but meanwhile they can do a lot of damage to my property and the sheriff is now part of the situation.If you can avoid evicting my advice is there is very little help you can get from the law, no matter where you live.

Due to NY state laws that are highly favorable to tenants and the moratorium that is in place till next month, which will likely get extended, evicting is a direction that we would like to avoid.

(There are several ways to address it)They're concerned their client will ask them for more information about seller financing, but they don't understand it themselves and don't want to appear uneducated.For these reasons, most real estate investors prefer to avoid an intermediary and speak directly with the seller.

Of course, I hope to retain all tenants to avoid that turnover cost.

Now being an agent AND an investor doesn't necessarily make you good at either one, but if you know your numbers (rehab, rental rates), where to invest and where to avoid, and can provide a guiding hand and voice of reason, you should do well.

They are wanting to take their name off the mortgage so that they can be approved for another property if the chance comes to them, however, I wanted to know if there was a certain way I could structure a deal between them and myself taking the responsibility of the mortgage and purchasing the property in a land trust to avoid the tax increase?