Hi - I have a single family house owned mostly by an Inherited SDIRA & a small percentage by myself as an in-kind distribution. 

Once the project is complete, you determine market rate and buy out their share.Let's say it cost $60,000 to build the house and it is appraised for $120,000 after you are done (not including the land, which you already own).

The main challenge was ensuring a seamless transaction, which required precise coordination and efficient execution.

Pretty unreal.At some point, this house of cards will collapse.

I found a house that comes out to an IRR of 11-12% when I run the numbers.

My neighbor said on a face book town page - she was thinking of putting the house up for sale- She did not really did not want anyone in the house because she is a hoarder & had her special needs son living in the basement apt- with NO egress window ( against fire code) / I told her we could do the deal with lawyers - and save money on real estate agents (at that time the seller paid all commissions) How did you finance this deal?

Fantastic, We are currently house hacking it. with both other units it covers the mortgage and we get about $200 profit a month.

This is not a city center so I'm wondering if it'll mainly attract C class tenants who are very transient, or it'll be hard to rent. 

The benefit is it can be sculpted to match the profile of difficult to find trim and can fix rotten patches of wood siding (up to a few inches in diameter) without pulling anything off the house.

I am  fairly new to real estate bought a town house in San Diego last year as a primary home.