Here’s my detailed breakdown (Click to  resize):We won’t make a loan unless we can estimate you will earn at least 12% of the ARV, or ~$100k in your case.

The planks would click together, but didn't seem as strongly connected as their original installation.The 2nd failure I had was about 6-12" or so in the seam right where my tenants stood in the kitchen to prepare meals.

Not really sure which one you want but I can be reached at https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/kenm286 click on Message and leave a messageand I’ll send you a list.  

Once they saw the math, it clicked way more than betting odds ever did.

If you need one who is familiar with house hack investing in your target area(s), click here and BP will recommend one.You may already be doing this with your existing investment properties but for house hacking, I'd recommend having clear house rules related to visitors, vehicles, quiet hours, apartment walkthrough access, etc.All the best to you and your family during the transition!

It seems as though you may have posted at an off hour as there are usually more accountants posting, but I would encourage you to search previous CPA related posts and/or use the "build your investing team" tool above and click on "tax pros"Good luck!

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Although I can tell you from experience that a lot of people don't even read the listing entirely and just click apply if they like the look of it.

Yet, $2,220 is the normal.Find me at https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/kenm286 and click Message to send me a message.

But the general public or one off investors starting out like yourself can call the customer service line and ask for a TRIO a Trio is a copy of the last recorded deed a copy of the assessors tax page and a plat map.. they will have it to you with in 2 to 3 minutes via e mail generally its just a couple of clicks for you..