. - Being in the Multifamily space, here is something I always thought on the flip side of the high taxes.

@Quinton Bogle do you personally have experience in that space?

I did not see enough space for 15-20 spots next to the building, let alone additional parking for each parking.

Removed passthrough door between bedrooms, allowing us to take that underutilized space to add a 2nd closet to both bedrooms.What was the outcome?

But if you were tight to begin with and this HOA change is significant enough, you might want to start asking tough questions.

So to your last question...again it will depend on your DTI.If you are planning to add a flip to the mix, just run with a hard-money lender; they are not going to be too concerned with your DTI in that case; the asset backs the loan.The best thing you can do if you have a refi or two coming up is to keep in constant contact with your lender and ask them if you are going to be in a tight spot before pulling the trigger on the next deal. 

The walls are opened up and the attic has plenty of roof as well as a large crawl space under the house.

At least have the decency to actually look at the property and of course we all use the inspection contingency to uncover unknown issues in attics, crawl spaces, basements and many other areas that require a full inspection.

This spring this private area will be adorned with plenty of shade for your private moments... and there's still plenty of backyard space for family fun.

Dear BP friends, I came across an opportunity to purchase a mixed use commercial space with two apartments attached.