My wife has a legit need for a service animal due to a debilitating disease, but the ease of getting an emotional support animals is ridiculous.

:@Randy E.That’s a good point for those of us investing in these areas . “ know your clientele “ if a guy goes into these places as a blowhard landlord or pm who acts better than them there is going to be tension and problems eventually.

To us, the security of it being in all partners names (through the LLC) and the ease of a partner getting out if desired is easier too, as shares of the LLC can just be sold with no refinancing needed.

I just always think that agents would prefer to take major fixers, that are going to sell to an investor anyway, and offload them prior to listing so as to ease the workload of marketing and taking lots of tire kicker calls.

For now we are using it for the remainder of the summer and getting ready to ease into renting.

If so, what should I tell her to ease her mind?

If I had a traditional mortgage on the property, this would be no issue, and FHA/HUD would refinance with ease, take out that mortgage, and roll that amount as well as the renovations into one lump sum amount.So the issue now becomes this--if I want to refinance out and take out my private lender, I can't close in all cash.

They did not necessarily buildcloser to their customers or for ease of access or streetadvertising.

With the ease of accessing individual contractors via the internet and various platforms such as Upwork, I have to imagine there are economical options for a large number of tasks we pay for.

It could have been really nerve wracking purchasing my first investment property during COVID but I had a great agent and PM to put my mind at ease.