We all love to wait in an emergency, right?

Go to school and finish “ No Quitting” One went to college and graduated, with no debt because they worked all through college and applied to enough scholarships to make your head spin.One left home early and found consistent employment currently a young supervisor( now married with kids)The last one stayed home like first one got a trade in the electrical field (graduated).Then I told them no outside debt, you are getting houses.

Focus on emerging neighborhoods with growth potential, understand local regulations, and collaborate on projects.

Pomona recently implemented emergency rent control.

Eventually, I'd like to utilize a 1031 exchange to trade up into larger multifamily units.Thanks in advance for your insights!

We have the $34,000 to cover the 20% down, but would be left with around $8,000 to treat as an emergency fund for ourselves and properties.  

It’s a jack of all trades here with little to no trade offs/cons when comparing apples to apples to other large STR markets.The key to success here though comes in the knowledge and execution.

If photos aren't an option, a quick reinspect on 4 point will likely do the trick.If your county was declared a state of emergency ahead of the storm, the bank will likely follow up to tell you what they require.  

@Daniel M. you can think of your retirement accounts as an emergency fund whereas in a real emergency and with no other possibilities you could draw from. 

If the former, you may be trading $10K today for a long-term risk that could crush you at any time.