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Hi @Robert Hasty, I wanted to check in and see how things panned out over the last year.

Check your local building permit department.  

I paid him by check. #3: If I had work done by a contractor who is an LLC  (e.g.

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A thorough screening process can include background and credit checks, employment and income verification, and rental history review, ensuring that you select tenants who are financially stable, trustworthy, and likely to uphold their lease agreements.

The longest load is 60 months, with a 9.5% interest rate.. which gets paid back to myself.. roughly pay myself back 75k over 5 years... payment would be $1160 a month taking out of my check .3.

It's pointless→ I want to evaluate how the property is performing NOW→ Where it COULD BE performing→ And WHAT it will take to get there.This involves (at a minimum) checking comps, creating a 5 year proforma, verifying taxes & insurance, and making assumptions about the business plan.You can't determine if a deal is a pass/go simply from NOI / Cap Rate.The art of underwriting involves finding value where others miss.If you're passing on deals just from dividing the in-place NOI by a cap rate, send those over here!

As for financials, if you invest out of state, I would suggest you factor in at least an annual trip, if not two, to the market simply to check in.  

I don’t know that there’s a better card than citi double cash with 2% in cash.