From the beginning of covid19 we had a few straggler tenants that where not able to pay rent for a couple of months until now and a few that are still unable to pay and will have to evict. We are still paying our mort...

@Steve Morris Here is the purpose statement I developed for the first version of the program: My pilot course will help middle-class savers purchase their first residential real estate investment property.

For the San Antonio market and I would imagine a few other in TX, it can vary, but to give you some ideaA cosmetic only flip, or a foundation and cosmetic only flip should be sub 1 month with ease.A full gut rehab with regular permits should be do-able in 12 weeks.A historic district rehab can stretch out to 9 months-1 year pretty easily due to the lengthy permit process.For something in the middle, probably the 1-2 month range.Each major item doesn't actually take that long but coordinating and pulling permits tend to make it take longer.

This has not only helped to mitigate risks, but has worked so well this is how we've increased our rents by 29% in the middle of a pandemic.I hope you find this tip helpful and strongly suggest implementing it at your properties as well.

I saw the preliminary design and it looks to be nine modern 2-unit townhomes (sold as SFH) in the middle of an established neighborhood of ranch-style SFHs.

I'm in the middle of two projects in Pgh right now- one in Bloomfield (relatively modest update, new roof, etc.).

Do you want to be in the middle of a multi-way lawsuit? 

They have just renovated both the middle and high school.

I am in the middle of a big renovation project and I am looking to maximize my bonus depreciation opportunities here.

I'm in the middle of a conventional cash-out refi, and my DTI is 49%.