The home made sense, the location, size, and prices.

And identifying these portions normally requires performing a cost segregation study:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1075919-five-...

As someone who worked at a ford motor plant, and bought standard oil gasoline at shell, and purchased goods from Macy's, and groceries from a large grocer - it made sense for this individual to invest a portion of his/her earnings into these respective companies as they were a consumer - so by spending their dollars on the companies products if they were a small share holder they would be benefiting in the overall financial health of these companies. 

There's one in 19122 similar size/condition listed for 189K, so I think around there or even lower makes sense.

Hey there,I'm finding it difficult to keep my primary as a rental and purchase a new home.I live in Santa Rosa, CA with my wife and son and we are looking for our next home with some more space.Here is the breakdown for our current home.Purchased date: 04/20203 bed, 3 bathPurchase Price: $515,000Amount on mortgage: $430,000Current Value: $775,000 (based on 10 comps in sold in past 3 mos)PITI: $2,800Potential Rent: $3,500HELOC: $190,000 (haven't touched yet)Budget for new mortgage payment per month: $4,500Houses we are looking to purchase are around $750,000+ in our area with a decent sized yard.

He also is not receptive to getting hired help to get things moving faster, assuming he wants to keep the portion of the draw money all to himself on that regard, but still. 

Purchase price: $220,000 Cash invested: $220,000 Beautiful well-maintained single-family home with three good size bedrooms and 1.75 baths, just under 1200 ft.²Beautiful natural woodwork, coved ceilings, plaster and lath.

Proposed animals (size/breeds) <--- NOTE I DO NOT USE THE WORD, "PETS"6.)

Yes, the government pays the Section 8 rent timely, but more and more tenants are having to pay a portion of their rent.

@John Clark true equity would suggest that lenders take a portion of profit based on their relative risk and not have it declared upfront.