I also see a neighbor got code enforcement investigation from city inspector and applied a sfh- historic administrative to rectify their windows.Can applying for a single-family permit offer a workaround from historic planning for window replacement?

Greetings! This is mostly an introduction post as I’m new and really just beginning to study up on real estate investing. I’ve been handed the reins of a struggling rental business that had been in the process of sell...

Would love to discuss what you are planning to do. 

I'm not planning to use the money to purchase anything.

If you're planning to do a rent-by-room business model, you will find travelers on FF looking to rent a shared space, but just know that they tend to be on the lower end of the scale in terms of what they're willing to pay.

Plan on 65% LTC, at least one sponsor/borrower that has done a similar project in the past in terms of scope and dollar amount (inclusive of if you add a new partner willing to share in the risk/reward), 10% post-close liquidity (can't use loan proceeds to check this box), net worth equal to or greater than the requested loan amount not including subject property in net worth calculation (adding the other sponsor/borrower can fix this, too).

We are planning to upgrade all the units and increase rent by using quality material. 

If you plan to become heavily involved in REI, you probably want an inspector who has built long-term business partnerships with other investors, so ask for those types of references.

The plan is to turn 2 units into 2 beds/1 baths.

Looked at all their podcast reviews, categorize them based on what people likes and didn't like, then emailed him my results + a plan to improve the podcast + that I would implement the plan for him for free.