From a cash flow perspective, those income taxes on the flip are going to further boost your case for holding and renting...but it's only a delay since you'll obviously have to realize the gains at some point!

Public and private projects were undertaken to give a boost to the city and surrounding communities while attracting tourism and new residents.

Each of these variables will dramatically change the advice I give the individual asking me this question. 

Okay, maybe this was a bit of a dramatic title, but hear me out.Until yesterday, my plan had been simple:Step one: get my first ever property (a house hacked duplex) with an FHA loan. 

I was able to boost my credit in a very short time by being a put on other people's credit cards as a co user.

In my observations, a lot of well off people in the area seem to use these investments for tax reductions and not cash flow investments, making the cash flow properties even harder to find as prices are inflated by that demand and they could care less about positive cash flow.If you can boost rents to 1% or more of the purchase price as @Rich O'Neill suggests, you'll find its probably much closer to a worthwhile investment.  

If I can boost our income by moonlighting, I can speed up our progress towards our next investment.

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Hi BP,I came across this interesting announcement on the HUD.gov site today. Looks like HUD might be looking to make Section 8 and Housing Vouchers less difficult to accept by initiating listening sessions across the ...

He just wants to get rid of it and purchase a property in a better area that has less risk.The area (within a 10-15 mile radius) is about to get a boost - a lot of mixed-use developments (similar to developments that are already thriving in the city) because the market it so hot right now.