It did come with a pay cut but worth it since I wasn't crazy busy or dead tired during or after work.

The boundary also cuts the edge of the house diagonally.4) The structure was just a cabin, and not a house, yet I was sold this house at about $60k more than what it should have been sold for,5) They underestimated the repair cost by over $20k.We requested for a permit to continue the renovation of the property but was denied due to the encroachments on the neighbor’s land as well as the extensive repairs involved.

Tenants want a lease which ties the property up from selling to an owner occupant.

No cut and dry calculation for it. 

I'd recommend looking for partners to help fund the difference, from the lending side our hands would be tied.

Co-hosting allows me to work with existing property owners to bring them more cash-flow for a percentage cut.

When it is an 18K house (listed for 49K) and I am making $410 want me to "take a bit of a cut to make the margins worth it".

Homes are easier because of the equity that can be tied to them versus multifamily unless you find a very, very motivated seller as most multifamily don't get repoed like a single family, so Cap Rate is your best friend here.Now, get back out there paying for all your guru plans or "Call-to-Action plans" as I call them because if you're like me a fence sitter, you'll need one. 

Hey Ethan, of course we are going to be biased here but some of the pros and cons:Pro: In a cut in dry answer, credit unions can offer lower rates some of the time. 

Fortunately, the condo has two showers. a plumber will out tomorrow, but I don’t understand how they find the source of the leak, if I can’t authorize for them to cut the dry wall on a condo that’s not mine. shouldn the owner downstairs call a plumber?