If none step forward at the current price, then you're the buyer. 

Rented it for a few years then slowly started making updates to increase rent.

Then there is San Andres, which is gorgeous, but an island.

I have used a GC which was much easier for me to manage one guy then multiple.

@Rania Mutumhe If you are trying to finish and rent out your basement, then there should not be any regulations stopping you from doing that.

He says no problem, that he has bids on all the assets they should be closed by the end of the month and he and he can pay me out then.

They have added that you need to create an account, but it works pretty well.What you want to do is figure out exactly what you want and where, then start comparing.

I bought this property from a company that buys distressed properties, rehabs them to prepare them for rent, and then sells them to a buyer.

Hi, I'm a new REI guy in SLC (attorney by day).I like house hacking, costseg, STR, and BRRRR strategies, and I'm trying to combine all of them into my next deal.I basically want to create a new built, from scratch, on the outskirts of town, that was built to be a rooming house for house hacking and then, after one year, can be converted to AirBnB for costseg bonus depreciation.I'm looking for an agent/realtor/builder/expert who can sit with me on a Zoom call for 10-15 minutes think this out and brainstorm.

Hey @Ryan Jacques     If your intention is to refinance after year 3 when your prepayment penalty is up, then I would go with the lower rate.