Anthony id take your offer on meeting new contractors man are you looking to do more fix and flips?

I work with a ton of new investors as a realtor the #1 way to get started is just find a 2-4 unit in decent shape and buy it low down with conventional financing 5-10% then you can live in it for a year and do another next year.

I am still very new to real estate investing so just trying to learn on overview of them, however so far BRRRR sounds appealing.

Im in college so I meet new people everyday and that alone is a huge resource.

If you ever decide to explore that route, I’d be happy to help and answer any questions you may have.Wishing you the best of luck in this new venture!

It sounds like you've absorbed a bunch of problems already and a new sewer line and the current basement situation will cost you way less than the $50K in fees to sell it. 

This gets them thinking about your eventual move and the stress they might face in finding a new tenant.After some time has passed, you could share that you’ve started looking at other homes, but the options in your price range don’t compare to the property you’re living in.

Your title, “new to real estate” may offer a key.  

The cost of entry is a bit higher compared to Detroit or Alabama, but the fact that you are grooving is awesome.I would add to talk with your family to discuss the amount of leverage you are comfortable with as you start talking to these new HMLs.

Would you be able to move to the new house before your retirement in 10 years?