., resident in the forums.Click on the "learn tab" at the top of the page, and you could be spending many hours on the Information that is available.Raymond

You would have to put a small kitchen ( sink and undercounter refrigerator, microwave and counter top)  and a bathroom in it.   

It's never a good idea to just pick one and trust they'll be a good fit without a good interview.Since you're new to the game make sure to go with someone who will help you plan on top of helping you purchase.

I am going to let my friend stay in the top floor and rent the second floor, while I live in the first floor.The first floor is one unit and the second and third floor make up the second unit.

There are services I believe (although I don't know one off the top of my head) that will list the property on the MLS but not do any marketing.

Hey @Auriel Orozci -  I would first advise you to check the "Learn" tab at the top of the page, take some time, download and read the Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate, and start thinking about which aspect of real estate most interests you.Once you've narrowed down your focus a bit, feel free to reach out to investors that work in that area on Bigger Pockets.

To help lenders navigate the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures (TRID) Rules, theMortgage Bankers Association (MBA) just released a resource guide written by two of the industry’s top compliance experts, Richard Horn and Ballard Spahr.Jeffrey Schummer, MBA’s Vice President of Education Development says, “TRID is 1,888 pages in length and affects every business functioning in the single-family mortgage market.

I want to put granite counter top on 1st renovation.

I am just getting on top things now.

Conservatively, I project that I could raise the rent by at least $100 per unit when all is said and done, and of course, nice-looking units will attract reliable, long-term tenants.On the other hand, am I going over the top?