Our building is (in process of cancelling) using Coinmach and 3/4 of the washers had 2/4 dryers have been broken for months in spite of reporting them.

During these months, people are less likely to move due to the holidays, colder weather, and the school year.

Right now we are in the process of working with our architect to design the layout.

We started the process to sell it and this is what the buyer’s attorney has brought to our attention.

License, which is a considerable process itself. 

Any recommendations of good markets outside of Florida would be great to learn.Thanks.Hey Kanika, totally can relate with you being from an expensive real estate market - I moved to Columbus a few years ago (from Portland, Oregon which was super expensive) to become a full time real estate investor, and ever since, I've completed quite a lot of BRRRRs, flips, and own a successful rental portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.

The number of days probably don't matter, but it would look fishy if you moved a renter in on December 31 and then tried to cost seg it that year.

DSCR loans have become extremely popular amongst foreign national investors because they do not require income verification to qualify or U.S. credit history (many use local credit history from their home country to verify creditworthiness), allowing for a more efficient underwriting process.  2.

If a conservative profit of 20k is not in the numbers, I move on to the next one.

Might not be right either since the property wont be income generating since the tenant had to move out to get the repair fixed.Worth it to “fix up” to make more sellable for higher ROI?