Different breeds of dogs really do have completely different personalities and energy levels.

Outside of meeting with an "investor friendly" agent while in each city, what other in-person tasks should I try to accomplish to gain a better understanding of the potential upside to the rental markets.I have renovated and rented a multifamily property before so I'm not completely new to the game, but analyzing out of state farm areas is a relatively new path that I have yet to explore. 

Do I need two separate depreciation schedules starting in two separate years even though it is one project that didn't have any utility until completion in 2018? 

To simplify things, I like think of repositioning MF properties as just flipping “bigger homes”, but I know it’s a different animal completely, especially the part of managing the income/expense game with inherited tenants.

I'm not completely solid on what balance I will find between commissions from investors, commissions from more traditional home sales, and cashflow from rentals, however I'm diving into it with an open mind to see where I find opportunities. 

IF, i were to pay contractors to complete the work, i would add at least 50% to that total if not more....IS IT WORTH THE REHAB?

Hey BP, I’m in the process of completing a rehab where we completely gutted one of the units.

At the same time, I want the seller to see what they are purchasing, I want to be completely and 100% transparent without shooting myself in the foot.

The LTV is calculated by dividing the loan amount of the construction-to permanent financing by the as-completed appraised value of the property (the lot and improvements).

Sounds completely unnecessary to me.