Ultimately, it is a business and gwtting to close could lead to uncomfortable situations.

I see a lot of wholesalers offering properties on craigslist in the area and wondering if that's a way to get some decent leads.

The rental is a 4 bedroom and I’ve chosen to go the route of de-leading the unit (peace of mind, marginal return on investment, and tax credit).anybody who has experience with this in the past if you could provide some clarity, is there a state program that will provide some sort of kick back reimbursement?

It still leads toward the vision of $100K/mo in passive income

Holding off taking care of the problem now, would most probably lead to more damage to your rental property.

I hope this makes sense.Everything leads me to believe this actually makes sense.

Also, any leads on good multi-families or houses with ADU/mother-in-law suites of course would be greatly appreciated.Lastly, if you are in the area and want to talk shop about everything Bigger Pockets, coffee is on me :)

self-generated lead How did you finance this deal?

If you pull permits then the town knows you're having work done which could lead to the tax assessor knocking on the door!

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