Just by the factor of timing in the market I would err on the side of cash flow over appreciation but once again the area will obviously make a difference.

Both have valid points but I would err on the side of caution too. $8k in student loan debt shouldn’t set you back much, though you will need to start raising capital to begin your investing career.

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I tend to err on the side of spending a little more money in order to keep tenants happy so that they stay longer and save me money in the long run.

There are so many variables to consider, but in my opinion, I would err on the side of "NOOO!!"

I'm not sure if I should err on the side of caution and simply save the money until I am secure in my new job before I start to invest in real estate, or if this is really one of the best times for me to get involved.Does anyone have any advice for me?

The purchaser was unaware at time of purchase that the house was moved to that property and the historic property was erroneous. 

I like to fix everything that might need it at turnover and err on the side of overdoing it to help attract better tenants.

Makes sense that the HML is my last line of defense from an erroneous move being that they're in the business of making smart loans.

@Erron Fayson, First, congratulations !