Or stick them into some other investments and let it grow for the next few years while you house hack your first place.Making the move is the big part, enjoy the ride!

Beware of wind in Texas markets and hail.

Where can I find a map of a recent hail storms path?

He enjoys a quiet retirement, and would like to see all the photos of our cruise, but a cruising is not for him.He never spoke to me much about his finances, but once, back in 1972, he needs a ride to open a new deposit account, and asked me to give him a lift.

Number 2 downside he listed is not all turnkey companies are reputable and they may rip you off...now that’s ironic.Reminds me of a car mechanic who took me for a bit of a “ride” a couple years ago.  

I I recently listened to a BiggerPockets podcast where the guest recommended that we do a Ride Along.

I have also given a few sellers rides to the closing!

Better yet, I'd hail an Uber or Lyft or something.

Nobody rides for free .

I was imagining a scenario where I had a 30 year fixed term loan on it and then could continue to ride that loan while seller financing but I understand now that would not be possible for the reasons @Aaron Smith and @Russell Brazil mentioned.