All critiques or reality checks are welcome.

For example, we're having to get easements in place with a neighbor to establish electric and you should include a soil inspections as part of your due diligence period to make sure you can place septics (check with the county to see if you can tie multiple units into a single septic or if they have restrictions around this; our county is relatively lax, but does require each unit to have it's own septic system; really overkill for tiny units that is going to add a decent amount to our bottom line).

Regarding growth check out this article regarding U-Haul one way moves: https://www.uhaul.com/Articles/About/U-Haul-Announces-Top-Gr...

Check your requirements and take action.I wish you all the best.

You need to make sure you show 12 months cancelled checks or bank statements to show payment received.

At what stage of the transaction do title companies usually request identification from the sellers? Does it vary or should it always be at the offset when the title search is ran? The reason why I ask is because my t...

We use signature.io for sending documents to sign and Key check for background checks.

You can use another account 401K, IRA, but it would make sense to open up a bank account so you have a checking account.  

You can use google street level.I checked the borough website and found the application for appeals will be available starting 2/1 and the appeals must be filed by 5/1 for revaluations.I also found the tax levy history up to 2021 on the website, but no more recent data so this can be something I find from the city.I plan to reach out to a 3rd party appraisal company after my phone meeting next week to help with my appeal, but reaching out to a local real estate agent in the area sounds like another good idea/resource to use too.I currently live in the house as my primary residence (plan to rent out when moving out in next couple years), but the median rent for a 2 bed,2 bath in my area currently rents out for around ~2300/mo. conservatively speaking.

Agents who don't consistently check in with clients will lose them.