Hi Jimmy,I started with turnkey remote rentals in 2009-2015 while working my engineering W2 job.

Have an idea of what level of finishes you'd like, what your break even point would be for monthly income, and reverse engineer the numbers to see if the location you are looking into is viable.  

The takeaway from a practical stand point is that because the Financial Engineers at the Fed will probably keep the easy money coming which is great for folks like us who own assets it is terrible for society at large, the wealth gap, social unrest etc. 

So, they called out a structural engineer.

First step is to make sure you understand what the City will allow and then hire an engineer/architect team to put plans together for you and help with permitting, if needed.

This should have been caught in the review, that is what I hired Universal Engineering Science for.

We just got an ADU permit approved and it took 10 months and about $12,000 just for structural/engineering costs with city fees.

Investment Info:
Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Keystone Heights.

Purchase price: $260,000

Cash invested: $215,000

This is our new primary residence. Built in 1960, updated in...

Try putting "landlord tenant handbook Nebraska" into your favorite search engine.

Well i called the city and recorded the lead engineer for the project and he looked back on the records and saw that county staff did talk to the owner before i bought the house.