Zachary, you've got a special situation there in ND.

It's a speciality trade and is not very interchangeable with drywall repair tradesmen.Best of luck and be sure to post any details and quotes you receive on this post.

Ceteris paribus increased rates mean decreased values because the debt service will rise and fewer buyers will qualify to bid on product.

Clearly they don't see the value of presenting to and connecting with their peers and colleagues.In case you didn't know, standard practice in the industry is to take somewhere around a 50% cut of the price of products sold in the back of the room at REI conferences/clubs or through websites that hawk these things.

I'd most likely find investors that already have done the rehab and purchase the finish product form them.

Businesses don't pay taxes J...the consumers of their products or services do.

The "15 days OO only" is mostly a Fannie/Homepath thing...and Homepath DOES offer a rehab product.

Right now i don't know much about commercial properties here in central Ohio but i know their are alot of empty of them here and one would think there has to be a way to make alot of money specially on the west side of columbus cause a new holly wood casino just open this last year.

The taxes sound really low for the 6 unit as my father in law lives in Mass. and has a small house there and pays over 5,000 in taxes.Make sure there is not a big rise in taxes or special assessments fixing to hit.

Similarly - any knowledgeable property inspectors in westchester that specializes in multi residency dwellings that you recommend?