There are a lot of factors out there but savings is a lifestyle and some people are just incapable making sound financial decisions. 

Unfortunately, some choices are business decisions and you have to get over the emotions of the moment. 

@Jayden SpurlockIn future post the link vs all the photos so people can have the entire document to make their own decision

So, I will be going to the 3 day Andrew Holmes real estate class its gotten more expensive $160 now but you get 3 hot meals!

Kitchens, baths, and closets are definitely high-impact areas that can sway a buyer’s decision, especially if budget constraints mean you can’t do it all.It’s always a balancing act, isn't it?

Get some quotes from electricians before making your final decision.

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You want an accountant who can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the consequences of the financial decisions you are making throughout the year.There are over 20 real estate accountants on this site.

As rates come down, it will make that budgetary decision (buying a home) more palatable and will give buyers the "flexibility" to offer more in multiple offer situations as demand will increase with rates falling.

@Ashley Guerra - I live and invest outside of Philadelphia, so I can't comment on your specific markets in central and south Jersey, but can provide my perspective on things to think about to help your decision.1) I would consider speaking to 3-5 people/investors in each market you are considering (central and south Jersey) to listen to their thoughts on pros/cons of the area and how they invest.