@Jakob Mikhitarian Thanks for sharing, I'm a NH native and attended one of Exiter's rivals KUA. 

Make sure you know it and understand it better than any tenant and to rival most attorneys.Once you know the rules you will know the constraints on terminating the tenancy. 

Perhaps something more communication based-- something that can rival WhatsApp. 

What if there were a strategy where cash-flow and appreciation weren’t rivals but partners?

No client, even fund level clients, ever come with rivaling tools, resources, network and knowledge to what we have, e-v-e-r.

That’s good, but it’s still more debt, more time, and more capital outlay than your current liquidity comfortably supports.Alternatives you mentioned...Garage ABB at your primary home: This is lower-risk, you control the environment, you don’t need a refi, and the cashflow could rival the ADU play without stretching you thin.

If you were, good.I'm sure your value add play, whatever it was, was good, but as a passive investment this doesn't seem that good to me and certainly does not rival what's available in other markets.

At the end of the day, neither of these groups will give you genuine offers that will rival what you could make by putting a bit of work into the process.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

taking a house from a distressed state to a comp rival in 6 months takes incredible knowhow, access to the technical skills needed, tackle all unforeseen roadblocks, and then pray the market cooperates while you hold a property for 6 months.For Hard Money Loans, you will need an LLC. 

I remember an old Johnny Carson show and he was doing a sketch on jokes people tell about rival states.