Is this because it will make you the cool guy on the block, or does it truly financially make sense?

If you have a high threshold for pain and aggravation it may be worth it. 

I always had good luck with tomcat green poison pellet blocks that come in the plastic cartridges .

It'll be a huge pain if you have to relocate that stuff in order to raise the ceiling.

I am trying to do feasibility analysis on a 8 acre multifamily raw land I got under contract in Lexington NC. 2 blocks from i-85 business and 1.5 mile s from downtown.

@Duke GiordanoThere is going to be a lot of pain in the syndication space for those that used bridge terms or higher LTV’s especially if their exit strategy was to refinance in 3 years at rates in 3-4 percent range.

The bigger concern is him putting a lien on the house, you could probably get that taken offf but it is a pain and time and money.

You can typically get someone to seal these up pretty easily but single pain glass in windows will always be a problem. 

MAYBE if your property was within a few blocks of a hospital.The low turn over is really the advantage of SFH in vegas, 4-10 years is pretty much the average.

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