Kelly is correct about connecting with local people to understand our market place.

Hey Matt, I'm no expert on refi or mortgages but I totally understand where you're coming from as my parents are drowning in their home loan obligations as well.

It provides us with the flexibility we need to start renovations at a time when we have financial and plans set, ultimately increasing the property's value and appeal for future long-term tenants.Our decision is not just about financial gain; it's about providing immediate assistance to those in need, with the understanding that this approach also serves our long-term objectives.

Also, since there is a huge gap in the industry in teaching people how to understand development and the different options we've launched an education arm to help bridge that gap so it's not just the "big guys" with deep pockets that can be a developer.

@NaDean Bowles - I want to understand correctly.

I also think this is one of the great opportunities for folks to understand the business.

It's also convenient that you live close to the property, which allows for easier management and oversight.As for financing, I understand that your bankruptcy in 2017 has posed some challenges for securing a loan.

So any advice you get here should be used in the areas where the poster is from with the understanding that they might not work in your area.That being said here is what I think: Your current residents drove their family member to sell the building because they were happy to take advantage of him or her. 1.

If so then it could be a solid brrr strategy.

Specifically, I want to understand how you track your daily activity and to what level of detail?