We are currently buying as many SFH as possible.

She filed her intent to appeal at the last possible minute...and now she has 30 days to actually file the appeal.

Purchase price: $300,000 Cash invested: $200,000 Sale price: $350,000 Prices on these units range from $350 000 to $750 000. they are newly built, and we will be involving either the investors or people that will own these properties to be part of the design process as this is one of the items behind my ideas.

Know the elevation, the possibility of a LOMA exemption (flood insurance requirement exemption), the assumability of the seller's flood policy etc.

For example, if I have three flips under one LLC during the year, is it possible to set up a QB account for each flip and then at the end of the year integrate them for a final p&L for that LLC?  

But, it is definitely possible if you snag a property that you can't pass up on to utilize a Mortgage Broker who can generally get you set up with something based on your needs at the time.

And have the value and the mortgage balance ready as that will be the ultimate piece of information to see if a cash out loan is even possible.  

These enhancements included a range of updates and repairs to modernize the home, improve functionality, and enhance aesthetic appeal, making it competitive in the local real estate market.Holding Costs: Throughout the renovation and sale process, holding costs amounted to $5,000.

Not speaking from too much personal experience here, but I would suggest possibly exploring not renewing his lease or going for cash for keys or something to get him out.

Getting a small multifamily under 250k is more than possible (with cash flow). let me know if you have any questions!