PadSplit helps a ton, but it’s not set-and-forget.What really made it work for him was just… committing to it.

Besides him, I like William Nickerson and John T.

I’m intentionally pressure-testing the structure before committing further.The deal involves a 31×110 infill lot (~3,400 sq ft)zoned to allow a duplex by right, with an overlay that may support an accessory dwelling unit (ADU).

Need to cross all my T's and dot my I's.

She mentioned 210k which is a fair price but I dont feel leaves much room t be a good deal.

Check histories to find the trajectory they are on before committing. 

I'm very open to partnering, joint ventures, and sweat equity opportunities, especially where my skills and time can add real value to a deal.I'm committed to learning, taking action, and being coachable.

Do a live in flip if you are comfortable with your place being a construction zone with kids. 2. if you want to house hack, you could if you're committed to that.

The upside won’t be limited to hyperscale projects—industrial land, flex space, supporting infrastructure, and nearby workforce housing tend to benefit once utilities commit capital.Housing policy is another quiet lever.

Should I say sorry, your sh*t out of luck, you need to carry the lease to term?