The most annoying things is being told two different things by two different departments. 

I called several offices within the city code department to ask.

That 15.7% on our net note equity, but 22.7% on the “forgone” capital.About $6500 monthly is in cash, another $2000 is amortization of the u dearly I g note.It’s now two years later.

If you currently have an FHA though, and you're departing that residence, you need to be moving over 100 miles away for job change or family reasoning, and you need to have 25% equity in the previous property. 

Dear BP members: Anyone here in Atlanta area that has done siding replacement recently?

Or private corporations run fire departments.

Does the city or building department not post the property with a big red  stop work poster ?

Dear BP community,I am new here and in the process of buying my first SFH on the San Francisco Peninsula for $2.5-3M with 20% down.

Since we want to be conservative with our underwriting, we found the county’s Property Tax Estimator tool: https://cuyahogacounty.gov/fiscal-officer/departments/budget...Our current thought process:-Look up the correct tax district and current value from county records-Enter the property’s purchase price as the new market value in the estimator-Use the 2026 estimated tax amount for deal analysis, since that’s likely closer to where taxes will eventually adjustFor those of you investing in Cleveland:-Does this approach make sense?

Quote from @Armando Carrera: Hi everyone,Need some feedback from you who have experience in this department.