Considering maybe French doors that has single pane glass on each side to have it kind of match the four overall glass front façade of the house.

If you don't have enough funds to invest otherwise it will put strain on your cash flow since 401k loan is amortized over 5 years and you have to make P&I payments, which will be significant for a short term loan.

You can't just buy buy buy and think these properties will pane out as great investments.

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In entering into a deal with a real estate syndicator operating in Pittsburgh, PA, as a lender, I want to ensure that the terms of our contract are fair and are protective of my interests. B...

Personally I love doing it, although the recent eviction moratoriums made it a strain.

windows which are single pane and have more working parts as well as poor insulation so probably more expensive to replace in kind (thinking blown-in insulation after window upgrades); and, lastly, come 2024 the house will hit its centennial and fall into a historical category, which will require special permits for modifications and upgrades. 

. $270k with a lender gives you ample leverage (you can still profit with a mortgage), $270k all in would be a strain on most investments - considering the markets you're searching in. 

And the handymen that are in bad financial positions (not that bad things happen to otherwise very responsible people) tend to be a strain on projects more than an aid.

I am sure it must be straining to live out of a suitcase and at two different houses.

She is my first ever tenant, and I'm afraid that if bring up the overstaying it will just strain the relationship we have (business - we are not friends)...it is just the two units so we see each other often, and if she leaves or I have to ask her to go I will get someone else in that will be destructive to the unit, and or have the same problem with a SO overstaying their welcome.