I believe it is giving 12 months now, but from what i've seen they are almost always willing to work with the investor as long as they are continuing to make progress on the property.

I’ve heard about Toledo, Cleveland, Memphis, and Detroit being good options but open to invest anywhere in the country as long as the numbers work.

I’ve heard about Toledo, Cleveland, Memphis, and Detroit being good options but open to invest anywhere in the country as long as the numbers work.

This includes properties you actively manage as rentals, those held for investment appreciation, and buildings used in your trade or business.Properties acquired through various means including purchases, 1031 exchanges, inheritances, or new construction all qualify, as long as they meet the income-producing requirement and were placed in service after 1986.

We closed 27 Properties in 2025 we are looking to close double in 2026 and are looking for more deal sources looking to connect with Wholesalers and real estate agent with deals in new jersey We buy anywhere as long as its not in the hood

The fallacy is even more obvious with residential buyers: they feel good about a deal as long as they can negotiate down from list price.

It doesn't matter how you allocate the proceeds as long as you meet your reinvestment requirements, so you could reinvest in multiple investment properties or vice versa.

That means that as long as you plan to hold the property for that period, and benefit from the better terms, you will get the same amount of value from either option. 

If the cheaper money takes too long, a good deal will not wait for it.

However, if the tenant did NOT report the issue timely and let the issue continue to where there was water damage caused by their delayed reporting THAT would have been something you could have charged them for as long as the water issue was apparent to them.