Newburgh City and New York State are extremely strict and the law seems to keep changing.

Quote from @Bradley Buxton: @Patrick OsterlingHubSpot is a very powerful CRM and the free version has a lot of features.

@Shakur GrangerAccording to what I'm currently seeing in Greensboro and the Triad, small multifamily is still the most reliable when it's available, but it's thin and extremely competitive.

That translates directly into land demand, power infrastructure, logistics, housing, and services.

.• You cap the loss once• You free up capital and bandwidth• You avoid 10 years of hoping the math fixes itselfMany investors underestimate how powerful not carrying a bad deal can be.Option 3: Improve economics without refiBefore injecting $30–40k, explore:• Roommate or mid-term rental strategy (if HOA allows)• Employer-backed or furnished rentals• House-hack style repositioning if layout allowsThese are operational fixes, not financial ones, but sometimes they bridge the gap.The biggest mistake to avoidHolding purely because “it should appreciate” while ignoring opportunity cost.

If you wanted to be adventurous you could probably power the furnace with a portable power station and install a solar panel to charge it.

I don’t see how you can rely on a 140K spread between purchase price and ARV to back into a target 30K profit when property condition and renovation scope are almost guaranteed to fluctuate.Trying to flip a house in a distant market while relying entirely on third party vendors in hopes of making 30K seems extremely risky to me.

Have your power of attorneys in place.11.  

@Brandon LeePrime example of when working with a mortgage broker whom specializes in investments is extremely recommended. 

Hi @Puja Varude, in extreme cases like this, it could happen that a property manager reaches out to you as the property owner to find a solution together for the situation.