$90/moTaxes, High, low, etc: low for the city, seemingly average for the area overall, I ran them at 1650 a year, a slight step up from 1600 of 2020, and historically they are at highs based on these trendsWhat makes it work, (not) feasible: honestly as a house hack, it is something that makes sense, not a lot of bathroom stuff, but the numbers are great for owner occupancy, it doesn’t actually cash flow as non owner occupancy, and in this current market for a newb the leverage just isn’t there for me yet, so for me a partner would make this work to shoulder the burden and eventually turn this into a better place, and potentially get more rent out of it.Location: MSU Sorority / fraternity areasMarks in its’ favor tons of work done to it, furnace, a/c, roof, misc and windows.

BTW, the down payment may be higher than 10% down BUT you have a financial partner that will help guide you about the business as well AND you keep all of your equity WITHOUT someone looking over your shoulder except the HM lender.

Poor, filthy dirty, looking over your shoulder at night by yourself in the street, but, beautiful country.

I view it as insurance against someone from the IRS with a chip on their shoulder. 

They just shrugged their shoulders and said yep, it’s wrong.

By investing in the project you become a part of it and you can look over their shoulder in how they execute.

The property itself is relatively close to the road (perhaps 6 ft from shoulder). 

Now I have got the option to use the boat as Boatel in shoulder season (Spring/Fall) and run sailing charters during high season.

It's a fast college education/mastermind to be on the shoulders of those who are farther ahead as investors.

It gives me a good understanding of the market and allows me to brush shoulders with other investors that calculate their rehab costs.