Now that you're locking in on deal number two, have you thought about seeking private lending from persons in your network (e.g. family, friends, mentors, etc.)?   

Hi Angeline, BP will be a great place to network and find the right folks to work with.

I've done direct mail, bandit signs, networking with other investors and realtors, and making shotgun offers on the MLS.

Depending on the quality of the finish, the building size (the larger the size the lower the $/sqft), your level of experience, etc.

I have several clients and investors in my network who are very sophisticated.

Is it going to be another good place for me to network with local investors?

Lack of ventilation is clearly causing your mold/mildew problem, so a functioning window will help, and the larger the opening the better.It does require a match on the exterior finish material to fill in the size difference, but these baths are always on the side or rear of the house, so it's not very noticeable.The fact that it's a different size and more contempo-looking than the older original windows, isn't a compromise on esthetics, either.

There are many concerns here, and restrictions that vary by company based on the age and renovation history of a property.Valuation method: Actual Cash Value will deduct depreciation over time from your claim settle (which can be thousands of dollars), while Replacement Cost Value will not deduct depreciation, and will almost always result in a claim settlement being larger by several thousand dollars.Theft Coverage: How does your policy handle theft claims?

You're in DC so I have to assume there are larger buildings that could provide a lot more space for solar.

The event my friend speaks at is the same one that I go to network at.