- Just call some architects, ask them about their process.

I'm a newer investor here with no properties.

So, for properties that offer stays no less then 28 days, you would get a landlord or LTR insurance policy.

I always say, no good deed goes unpunished; meaning “letting” tenants just move a few things in, now makes you liable for their belongings if something were to happen i.e. flood, robbery, fire etc… AND those things can and do happen, then their renters insurance probably doesn’t start until the 1st of September and you said their lease doesn’t start until the 1st of September.Do the right thing, refund back the previous tenant IF the new tenants move in early, and also change the lease date and the new tenants need to pay from that date.

If I become a part-time real estate agent and have no other W-2 job, would I be able to qualify for real estate professional status?

Perhaps does anyone just call them right off the bat?

Additionally, depending on how you plan on purchasing - most conventional lenders won't underwrite a purchase in the name of an LLC that has no income/history. 1.

Debris from second floor piled up on the first floor, almost all exterior was melted away and would definitely call for a feasibility study.

Next came what I would call 'land speculation' (SDIRA purchases unimproved parcel and subdivides or does site improvements, then cashes out) followed by a distant last place - rental investment.

So with a closing date of August 7 I'd expect the first payment would be due October 1.But when I asked about that, my agent said, "With no financing it's like rent.