I'd guess you'd do at least as well as that offer, if not better.

Some insurance companies may deny a claim if they find out that work was done without any permits that are legally required. 

I had a calm today with Royal Legal solutions as I own three businesses in California and need to move them to a trust and start shielding myself and succession plan as well.

I wonder if they ever wound up making an offer.

I’m in swfl and looking to invest in real estate straight out of high school, I’m creating a LLC to sign documents legally.

The guy with 3 posts may be offering legitimate advice having been in your shoes- The guy with 30 years experience may be hopelessly out of date, or even inexperienced with current issues.- The 23 year old who just bought the first house-hack may teach us something game-changing.The “real deal” looks very different in many contexts: THAT is the power of BiggerPockets.

For a lot of fixer upper homes, my offer, using an renovation loan, often loses out to lower offer cash buyers. 

I would simply Google "legal restrictions for short term rentals in city X" or "short term rental permits in city X".  

Found a property I like to make an offer on.

Can anyone offer advice on whether it’s worth making the move to a large city in the Midwest or a smaller town in the state you live in?