Eviction matters with a related pending ERAP application continue to be stayed until a final determination of eligibility for the rental assistance is issued by the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA).

Of course I am understanding of the circumstances, we're still in the middle of a pandemic so staffing at their office was frequently an issue, supply chain shortages and backlogs of necessary equipment, winter was upon us and the ground is frozen.

I own a vacant commercial medical office in South Jersey and was approached by a realtor to rent out to a dispensary.

I would also look for a Loan Officer that specializes in those as well.

Crime was way more than it was shown in city database as most of the things were never reported.Actual rent collection was only $4200 by 18 tenantsPark had very bad repo in area (Which was known to us)What we did after buying:Worked on road (new milling road), removed extra trees, cleaned 40-50 dumpster of trash.Worked with city development agencies to remove bad tenants via evictions or stationed police officers on weekend to deteriorate drug traffic, incentivized good tenants to provide us video /call cops with videos so that cops visits are frequent.Removed bad homes and brought in 7-8 newer homes from other parks.Repaired around 19 houses in last 18 months and brought up average rent $680 per home.

I went to Travis County clerk's office and have a copy of the deed that includes the lot but no survey.

The ADU is fully detached and finished - it would make a good rental, mother-in-law, guest/office space etc.So our questions are -1. how are appraiser valuing these two types of spaces in the St.

When you first jump in, the universe seems very large, but you'll find the world of real players; the guys/gals that continue to show us is tiny.    

Hey Guy tomorrow I going to have a meeting with a loan officer yall have any advice What can of important questions I can ask them to know if it is the right lender It is on a multifamily investment property

My biggest concern is with affording the down payment combined with any closing costs or fees that come along the way.I've been speaking to a few different loan officers, and the consensus seems to be that conventional loan programs for a duplex property type require at least 15% down.