Tyson, you’re off to a strong start—nice work getting that house hack to the refi finish line.

For your next flip, send lenders a one-pager: summary of past projects (address, hold time, budget vs actual, outcome), photos before/after, references from a lender and a title company, and proof you finished on time.

and if what is there is even legal or usable.Assuming its not usable or that the best course of action is to redevelop, You are Likely looking at a zoning variance, unless the area is already mixed or changed zoning.in general when I've encountered these rural sellers that are seeing the area built up with new development they seem to think their land is worth what a finished data center is worth with facebook as a tenant....so yeah I guess assuming they want to sell at a land basis that makes sense it could certainly be a deal.

And from start to finish, not a single word of apology. 

I know there is some places in Costa Rica that will finance, but that's on a new build and will not be finished until 2027.

I'm currently finishing my first development project in Cobble Hill Brooklyn, and would be glad to pass along more info. that might be of help to you. 

I have to finish remodeling the upper unit (my unit) and the lower unit lease was just renewed, they're quiet, pay on time, low maintenance, been there for ten years and we just renewed.

After several mistakes in the grant deeds and his lack of communication all the way and getting back to me within a decent timeframe, I made the corrections myself on the grant deeds and turned them into the county, im assuming that they are finished, in other words, they were deeded into the LLCs.

Skip full gut kitchens, custom tile surrounds, and high-end finishes that won’t return in rent; prioritize systems and a clean, uniform look over “wow” upgrades.

What to look for in a good rent-by-room propertyLook for these features:4–5 bedroom layout (or ability to add bedrooms)Big living room / dining roomAt least 2 bathroomsParking for multiple carsSafe area (huge for co-living)Split floor plan or good separationLow HOA restrictionsAbility to add locks to bedroom doorsThe layout is way more important than fancy finishes.