One way to find large bedrooms is to look for houses that have a very large sq footage, but relatively few bedrooms (for instance, if the house is 3,000 sq ft but only has 3 bedrooms, chances are, those bedrooms are ENORMOUS!)

I’m currently an investor based out of the Los Angeles County area and would be great to network as well as offer any help or share any deals that I may come across.

Fixed could be a safer bet with your loans already playing interest games.

Based on my records, we did $11,550 in depreciable improvements.

This will go easier with water-based than with oil-based poly.

Mortgage loan applications decreased 5.6% last week, for instance.

Rates have dropped a bit and then went back up last week due to some junky CPI index data but will start to come back down based on upcoming market reports.

While the cashflow is okay- this is an appreciation play.

Plumbing all work, in 2023 we had to bypass some of the plumbing through the attic with PEX, plumber didn’t pull permit for this, so I have about 50% copper pipes behind the walls and 50% PEX in the attic.AC is from 2012, and water heater is from 2018.My fear comes from if anything weird would make the house completely uninsurable, I don’t mind paying a higher premium due to the roof being 14 years old or anything else, not sure how this is going to play out considering the insurance market in Florida.Thanks!

I'm based in Trumbull and actively looking to diversify into the MTR space as my next investment.