I did not cAtch the r 2 zone.

Hopefully I’ll catch up with you at a meet up.

@Jonathan Bowen There are a lot of catch phrases created by the REI Guru's created to make something not as appealing to become mor alluring, the term House Hacking is one of those catch phrases, at the end of the day nobody wants to be an investor who landlords via a connected wall, it's out of circumstances presented at that time in their investment career.

In brief, they allow "rent by the half hour" pods that allow you to catch a small nap.

My question is we could start smaller and build up , let there learning curve catch up so to speak or go bigger and speedup the pace . i am not going crazy risky but would like to start at say either 3 or 4 triplexs / fourplexs or just go commercial .

Here is a link to the news story they had on the home:http://fox6now.com/2018/03/25/theres-not-another-house-thats-like-it-and-it-could-be-yours-for-free-but-theres-a-catch/amp/

We know our own area well, and can almost always find deals that we'd like to pull the trigger on, but until we accumulate more cash, we can probably only purchase another $100-120k in property before we slow down and wait for our debt snowball to catch up (pay down the HELOC and eliminate the cheapest mortgage to open up standard financing options again).Here is the conundrum: Another local long term rental (or two) would be a great decision, BUT a beach house sounds like a lot more fun.Specifically, we are 2 hours away from Panama City Beach, and we are curious to get into a new type of real estate.

I felt higher end houses in bountiful are lagging the market appreciation trend by quite a bit , since market is so hot now , maybe it will be catching up soon .

I bought my first family home March 2014 for 136,500 I got in some credit card trouble and did refinance-cash out on my home October 2017 so I can catch up on bills.

I feel it is better to catch the Memorial Day sales than wait for appliances to break.