Was looking for a multifamily to househack for the higher cashflow, but changed my strategy to single family since the closest cashflowing multifamilys were hours away from the high paying jobs and I didn't think it was worth it.

Hi all,I'm thinking of purchasing a condo that is located quite literally right next door to a fire station.My question is: this whole condo community is essentially next door to the fire station, but my unit is the closest to both the side road and the fire station.I am wondering how much of a "discount" you would need to feel comfortable buying this unit (as compared to another similar unit/floorplan that is nestled more comfortably inside the inner ring of the community. 

I wanted something close to home because I will be self managing, but I am open to looking at neighboring/close states. 

My question is, should I try to wholesale this property, move on from it, and use that profit to aid me on my next investment, or should I go forth rehabbing and refinancing this property to start my investment portfolio?

The closest thing I’ve experienced was when I was with a minority partner.

Or, you rip off the band-aid and if they leave then so be it.

There is a saying that your success is the average of your five closest friends.

Rip off the band-aid!

Looks like the closest one to you is near Victoria, TX.

This state has plenty of Legal aid representatives who sit right at the court house just waiting for tenants to come through the door looking for assistance.