I did some due diligence and I am contemplating posting on Zillow, Trulia, Realtor, Realtytrac, Movoto, and maybe Craigslist?

I am contemplating the same thing at the moment and trying to figure out what is legally and morally appropriate it.

Personally, I’m keeping my place in the City and just bought a second house with a yard near the beach about an hour and 20 minutes from NYC and am contemplating spending a good deal of time there even when I go from 100% WFH to a every other week rotation.

Covid has been a reason to outright cancel rent collection and evictions, thanks to executive order on a federal level as of this past weekend.I do NOT want this thread to turn to politics (Save it for facebook lol), but, and I'll keep this macro, we are looking at a presidential candidate and party who are increasingly villainizing landlords, floating ideas of a 25% "flip tax", and a litany of other legislation and taxation that would seemingly destroy private sector residential real estate for many of us small business owners.I have been contemplating liquidating NY assets based upon this looming potential doom and gloom.

Another to consider when contemplating hold and rent strategy is would this property make it a good rental?  

When assessing a househack in Socal, it's more important to tally up how much the building will cost, subtract from that the amount of rent you'll collect, and then contemplate the difference.

It seems like a great way for me to get into real estate investing being a first timer.With the house currently "worth" 89k per Zillow, I've contemplated making an offer, paying cash for the down payment and going the traditional route.

At first I really contemplated mobile homes, but later found a modular home.

At first I really contemplated mobile homes, but later found a modular home.

Contemplating what to do with $55k HELOC I'm now eligible for (even more if I want to pay higher interest).