[Solicitation Removed by Moderators]Keep us posted on your progress.

It'll at best be half finished or work in progress or at worse turn into a much bigger problem.you will get charged much more when someone else comes in to fix this.

Hi all,First time poster, apologize in advance for lack of terminology.My mother's house burned down this summer (June) and there has been little to no progress done since.The house didn't burn down to the ground, roof completely gone and the entire 2nd floor is gone as well including my mom and my sister's possessions, clothes, etc.There's a number of reasons why nothing has been done but I don't think it is worth getting into.

NYC is not the best backyard to start off so I wanted to see if anybody would like to join/help me on my journey and progress as well as find/ become a mentor to distill great wisdom on this young padawan.

Work in progress.

There were times that a lot of progress was made at once then there would be dead times where it seemed nothing would happen for weeks.

In addition to providing the gap funding, I participate in the weekly calls for progress of project and am learning about hard money lending, construction, and general real estate investing.

Through technology like Google Duo, picture messaging, electronic deadbolts, and Venmo, I am able to ensure progress on a project without having to personally be there.     2.

Hello Ethan,Check with Kyle Conrad with Progress Bank.Thanks,Nathan

(fleurimont, which is the eastern part of sherbrooke). right now i'm paying 875$/month (nothing included) for a large 4 1/2 (new building) on thibault st. which is further from downtown but the property is much nicer. before that i was paying 675$ (heating, electricity included) for a 4 1/2 on rue Grand Monts. so to summarize yes the market is good for rentals and more people are starting to notice. triplex, quad, and 5-plex are especially attractive if you can get the right deal. there's a large ($100 million) project currently underway to transform wellington street's downtown core (link below). something to keep in mind, if you plan on buying near that area (can probably expect some good appreciation as the project progresses).https://www.sherbrookerecord.com/well-sud-project-gets-the-go-ahead/feel free to message me if you have any more questions about sherbrooke, i'm currently closing on a duplex (in sherbrooke) that i'll be living in next year, i'm actually just getting started in the real estate market here but i grew up in the area so i know it quite well.