I'm not looking for luxury and opulence (though of course, that would be nice), but 1) to be able to travel (better once we establish a new normal with covid), 2) quit my 9-5 job to be able to work on passion projects/non-profit work 3) feel comfortable having children in the future and not worrying about that financial burden and 4) establishing generational wealth.I live in Denver, which feels like a HCoL ara, especially compared to my hometown in Georgia.

Would this number change for high end luxury residential projects?

I am a luxury residential realtor in South Florida and also started selling commercial land to literally start from the ground up in educating myself on the development process.

I am a luxury residential realtor in South Florida and also started selling commercial land to literally start from the ground up in educating myself on the development process.

Typically in Philly you don't see central A/C in the type of neighborhood this property is in (Strawberry Mansion).

So, my husband and I just moved into a 2yr old luxury apartment complex in a very nice community.

Having a high personal income whether its self employed or W2 earned income is a nice luxury because it affords you more runway when encountering future borrowing hurdles.How long before you can use rental income ?

I am going to get it inspected and have a contractor look at it, but other than the kitchen, it looks all cosmetic.So any advice would be appreciated but below are my thoughts.We would plan on putting luxury laminate flooring everywhere.

It's ultra-competitive there but be patient and persistent and you'll get the right property soon!

Luxury homes, condo buildings, and larger apartment buildings are a better way to make money of initial sale, or in the case of the apartment buildings, make a decent ROI.