I think the pieces to the puzzle will start to come together, once I get some prior things worked out.

ARV is one of the most critical aspects of the puzzle to estimate correctly for your investments, with so much on the line why would you chance it?

Some of the lessons learned are shared in this article, and I want to share those lessons related to the financing of the purchase.Financing is always the biggest piece of the puzzle in commercial real estate.

The point is, you can do it however you want, but there are always a lot of moving parts to the puzzle,, and one affects the other.

I'm not in the 20+ range yet, but knowing the financing game is a huge piece of the puzzle.

So you can visit the basement, watch tv in the basement, knit afghans in the basement - but based upon the egress requirements you defined, it cannot legally be used as a sleeping area.So, if you do as you propose, and the housing police show up, you can try to sell them a story that you are not actually using the basement as a bedroom, and you really sleep on the couch upstairs, and you only visit the basement to assemble puzzles and play solitaire.

Gas prices are really quite low.I think the piece of this puzzle that you're missing is the actual effort/headache that can come with those returns.

Filing in another state requires a registered agent in that state, and in that case you as well have that registered agent do the filing for you.But remember, filing is only one piece of the puzzle.

It is a puzzle for me that why the sellers don't bother to even email me.

Not every market is conducive to CF, although I have to tell you that the purchase price is only part of that puzzle.