Lots of listings state seller will not do any repairs, however, if you uncover hidden items not present during standard initial walk through, you can certainly re-trade the price to cover the added costs.

Some cities have some advantages over others, but I feel they are all great, and although the prices are high, there are gems to be found all the time.

I put 3.5 down, and after that started doing a bunch of updates that have created value (hidden bedroom/ half bath) before I had any idea they could be such good ideas.

For example, you can't represent yourself as an entity, so responding to frivolous lawsuits or even filing routine legal paperwork will require shelling out much more for an attorney to do it for you.And then there are the hidden expenses that everyone's mentioned.

This was a mistake- the new version was suppose to be hidden in Beta mode for testing, but it seems to have been made available for more than just the few select testers.

You could drive her crazy by telling her you are installing hidden cameras in the house to catch the person who is throwing things through the window (don't put that in writing).

The answer to your question is hidden in your question...in plain sight.Have you run the numbers out, over the next 10 years, using both options?

Or are there hidden down sides I’ve not considered?

@Michael EalyI appreciate your insight on this amazing deal as well as the gems it’s much appreciated!

Old Colorado City is a little gem, but rents can vary widely depending on area.