I'm looking to learn how people in my predicament (total beginner) can find their first investor(s) to sell their contracts to.

Totally Market and price dependant.

Remote is totally fine for the right person.If this sounds like you, or if you have any recommendations worth exploring, drop them below or feel free to message me directly.Thanks everyone!

Your idea can work, but only if you treat the downstairs as “habitable space,” not a second dwelling.Tampa’s 1 ADU rule means:✔ You can expand the ADU✔ You cannot create a second legally separate unit✔ You must stay under 950 sq ft TOTAL livable✔ You cannot add a second full kitchenBut:There is no rule preventing you from creating multiple rooms within one ADU.And this is the key point:As long as there is only ONE legal dwelling unit with ONE legal kitchen, the city does not consider it a second unit.So your “upstairs + downstairs as one ADU with a kitchenette downstairs” strategy is exactly what builders do when they want flexibility without creating a duplex.2.

But, an LLC will not limit you from liability in total.

I grew up in Ohio too, so I totally get the love for the state!

It is crucial to consider various factors to ensure accurate projections.These factors include the total loan amount, interest rate, whether the rate will be fixed or floating over the loan term, the amortization period, the loan term, and the availability of interest-only periods or future funding.

She raised rents carefully, made small upgrades, and increased the total property income by almost 20% in the first year (Covid helped).

We got a total of $503,894 knocked off of the assessed value of all our properties.

Those rents look realistic for the area and the spread between total rent and expenses gives you enough cushion to handle a vacancy or a repair without instantly sinking the deal.