In CT it is a 15 day notice but if you search Google you will find what you need to do. 

Seems unlikely, but I keep getting it no matter how I price this.View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

It's been a long time and I lost the info/photos on my old computer but basically over about 3months from purchase to sale, we took a 3br 2bath and added a br, new paint, carpet, few other cosmetic upgrades and cleared about 50k profit.

We finance a lot of SPEC/Subdivision new builds, but of course, experience in new build construction is paramount. 

Not close enough to win winter STR guests, but totally feasible for your own use.The whole are is within 6 hours of Chicago, about 4 hrs from Milwaukee and Twin Cities. 

I am always making sure the deal make sense.try to stick to 1% rule w a high coc.I always but fixer uppers, and have even been able to brr 2 deals so far. total own 5 properties currently w 1 being my home, and 1 being a flip.these are all single family properties. price ranges from 70k to 200k w 20% down.3 of the currently appraise for 100k more then owed.The reason for my speed is becuase the area i live in is growing at a rapid rate.

But not many can qualify or afford to buy.

Here’s my situation: I’ll be the occupant-borrower.Credit Score: ~650Income: $60K base + variable commission (1099 + W2 mix)I also run a small construction side hustle bringing in additional income (not fully documented yet) My best friend and investing partner will be a non-occupant co-borrower.Credit Score: 780Income: $150K/year W2Zero debtShe won’t live in the property but we’re 50/50 partners on all deals   We jointly own an Airbnb in Florida (our first!)

Further, as the operator has limited overhead / liability, they have no reason to stop operating in the space as long as the investor permits.

But then again, you do make your money in appreciation.