Hoping to use a HELOC after we get this place fixed up and start a modified BRRRR process!!!

The best suggestion is to take what others have done successfully and then modify it to your particular setting.

Other cities like Euclid have slightly modified some of their processes on these inspection.

Going forward you could try something like simplisafe Worst case, you eat the loss and learn a lesson which you can use to modify your approach, communication and expectations going forward.

I cater more to occupied because I like to modify or reinstate these loans which is much easier to do if the occupants are still in the houseAnother thing to consider would be the statute of limitations.

The state exam consists of 100 open book T/F or Multiple Choice questions and you're given 2 hours to complete.I'm curious Kiersten, as a Realtor, if you've ever sold an existing licensed RCFE board & care; and if you think there's a market for flipping a distressed home into a turn-key RCFE modified home for those interested in starting or adding to their AL empire.

There isn't much need to modify unless you are targeting lower income areas or subsidized housing but even then I'd be careful.

I've modified it to meet my needs, but the point is that as a newbie, some of the little stuff like that really goes a long way.That said, my suggestion is to pony up for the entire course from your favorite teachers, as it's much easier than trying to piece it all together (I've also tried that as well).

And even after that date, schools will be closed through the summer, no large-scale sporting events/concerts/gatherings through November or December, and I don't think things will go back to normal at the end of June, there will just be a modified version of the stay at home order that starts to open up lower risk businesses and activities (that have large economic benefits) over time.I'm buckling up and focusing on cash reserves.

This is my modified form of equity, now at about 70%, earning  a 10% average return over the past decade.