Closing on a triplex soon and will need to do some extensive remodeling. 

I’m going to see if I can get an extension.

For instance, a Texan can literally own a $1 million home free and clear and it cannot be touched. 

Also not only are you responsible for the end of the lease but for extensions as well which seems wrong. 

An extensive appraisal is a requirement of the lender in order to close the financing.

I started investing out of state last year and have sold off some of my FL properties.If you really want to grab stuff here lake park and riviera offer the best returns, just be careful with many of the neighborhoods in the latter.Otherwise, off market deals in places like Lauderdale, which usually means some extensive rehab thus the discounted price.All of this is doable, just a ton of work and prospecting.

For instance, if I invested with someone who was really interested in "workforce housing," I would be uninterested (and maybe concerned) if they sent me an opportunity for a luxury condo development.- Talk to other investors who have worked with them. - Make sure they're legal.

For instance, where do you see yourself 5-10 years from now.

Maybe look into a small multi-family unit, like a duplex or 4-unit building, for instance. ...And I just realized Michael Ealy said it for me.

- (See Photo 4) - (See Photo 5) - The water heater TPR valve is missing the extension pipe to the floor for safety