Typically you see refi's pull out 75% of the appraised value, so if you bought a house for 100k, did 60k in rehab, and appraised at 200k, you would be leaving 10k in the property.With Brewerytown you can go either way when choosing to flip or keep as a rental, but the level of finishes are drastically different so I wouldn't begin the rehab will you decide your strategy.

I would definitely dig deeper into the areas you're investing in and what your risk tolerance really is.

It depends on the elevation of the property and swell level of the waterway.

You won't be there to see daily progress, so will want to ensure some level of visibility (even if its Facetime or pics each day).

With such a huge difference in opinion, we need to dive deeper and start asking questions.

Those changes are now codified at the state level for all of Oregon to follow by SB 291.Of note, Senate Bill 291 will require additional disclosures from the landlord in order to charge for applicant screening.

Yet, every entry level real-estate role I've found says "must have Illinois state license".

I don't think inflation is here to stay at current levels.

Those sellers would have to have an extreme level of spite to make a move like this.Most likely neighborhood bums took it.

I think I like it not because I believe I need less money down or it's easier, but because of the additional level of difficulty that comes with trying to get a mortgage at my age and income level.