I currently have less than a months worth of consistent work while waiting for materials and other subs on the 4-plex.I have reached out to 2 Realtors who have expressed interest in my previous work and would recommend me in the future.What input would you have for someone in my current situation who would like to flip houses for capital to eventually buy and hold long term rentals?

I was originally planning on converting the vacant unit into a short term unit.

Given the location and the scope of the work needed, I ultimately converted the duplex into a SFH and now rent for $2,500/month.

The city will eventually charge the home owners in out area so I would have to pay the bill eventually anyway.

which requires you to have lived in the house for 2 out of the 5 years immediately prior to selling.If you convert it to a BRRRR and operate it that way for a year or two.

It was worth it figuring out how to get texting up and running because my cold calling leads kept taking longer and longer to convert into deals (over 120 days even for hot ones).

I'm considering the purchase of a large home and converting it into a 4 or 5plex for Senior Independent Living with some amenities.

Eventually, the tenant left and my client was out of about $1,500-2,000 in owed rent. 

Hi everyone, I've recently started looking into strategies for converting auxiliary space (e.g. living rooms, garages, etc) into ADUs in the MA markets (I'm located in the Greater Boston Area, but I'm open to investing in other parts of the state). 

I was pretty impressed how well it did - but I also did take the time to caulk all the trim and seal up any major gaps in the framing.For this rental property I intend to live there while I renovate both floors and convert the attic to extra living space.