New homeowners often need ample reserves for repairs, improvements, furniture, appliances, window coverings, and many other unexpected expenses.For example, I still remember the angst of some first-time homebuyers who bought a very cute 80-year-old bungalow, and who also had to scrape up $4,000 for some urgent plumbing repairs that surfaced soon after they moved in.3.

With one of my places, I used to assume that it was and had my first picture on VRBO and AIR be one of the front...and it was really cute, and older house with a blooming apple tree in front.

Purchase price: $173,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Sale price: $330,000 This is an old home, I don't recommend investing in cute properties from the 1920's unless you have a lot of extra cash.

No need to get cute when investing in real estate, it causes more work and increases costs.

This is a really cute house I hope you stole it!

this is a cute post.

They are 3/2's in a cute safe neighborhood.

Someone posted a graphic on Facebook that was essentially like - waiting for the crash?

Long term landlords are salty for a reason, and that reason is experience.I have lots of stories of being burned, but I think my favorite last year was when we put a brand new roof/siding/windows and  this unit was the only one with a deck, super cute renovated little duplex-- was rented to a single mom, but of course it wasn't just her-- it came with her crazy boyfriend.   

My grandparents live in Odgen, cute little town.