Reward: Assess whether the uncertainty surrounding the current occupants, title clarity, and liens aligns with your risk tolerance.

If you can make me believe your vision makes $, and that your the guy to pull it off, I'm handing you $ in proportion to what my reward can be for it, and how certain I believe you can deliver on it.  

But if you sell when its ITM, you reap the rewards.

Its a steep learning curve but very rewarding if you stick with it.

I suspect there are already excellent deals, and that there is reason to believe that buying will be rewarded handsomely over the next 10 years, but that the "bottom" may still be 12-18 months away in a market like Tampa. 

Phx has it's own challenges and rewards.

We want a high paying job immediately when we graduate...and, the cost is so high, without getting that instant financial reward upon graduation, it's not worth the cost.Going to school is extremely important. 

My goal is simple: to illustrate why investing in lower-priced neighborhoods can be riskier and less rewarding than it seems.I had a client who owned five properties in these areas, all rented through Section 8.

House hacking can be very rewarding, but at the same time - do your research on surrounding markets - maybe in the Oldsmar/Westchase area you may find something better out in those areas. 

It takes a sacrifice to buy but the rewards grow as time goes.