Lenders will generally require the property be listed for a 5 day minimum or so.

Maybe walk through with a general contractor if you are unsure about your numbers. 

There are FTHB goodies in CA, but if you own residential real estate (including if it's a pure investment property) they generally go away because you aren't a FTHB any more. 

My brother and I are a general contractor, specializing in SFR remodels. 

I generally expect to be charged extra for each person after the first 2, and am pleasantly surprised when they don't. 

States will generally give you credit on their state taxes for taxes paid in other states. 

It is 6 months now and I get many escuses (Contractor from Insurance does not do the job, Contractor went broke, Seller is meeting with attorney General...)Is this a common situation ?

Some people may balk at buying home with a ROW ON their land, but it seems less people have an issue buying a home that has a right of way TO their land.It's fairly common to have them in Maine so provided the road is in good shape and generally out of site of the house I wouldn't be concerned.  

Fundrise offers non-accredited investments, which generally mean they have much higher fees, and virtually no skin in the game versus other things that you can find in the accredited world.Before looking at platforms though, I would recommend that you take a step back and look at your portfolio.

Any general tips are also welcome.. 😁 Thanks!