I tend to disagree with @Joe Villeneuve.

That would be $100 more in cost.Some context: I disagreed with this logic because it is not any closer to his house than it is to mine.

If you disagree with the view point, share your own opinion.

He just seems to want to snipe at everyone who disagrees with him even in the slightest.  

I disagree. 

Although I strongly disagree with not sharing your contacts openly with other investor is the right thing to do here, don’t forget we all started at someplace and all reached out to someone we knew for help and resources didn’t we?

. 😂😂😂😂😂 Now, the Zoomers disagree.

I don't disagree with Paul, fwiw.

Hello Twin Cities Investors,While I have developed certain assumptions that I have been using in analyzing properties in the Minneapolis/St.Paul (Minnesota) market, I wanted to start a dialogue and encourage other investors to share their input on whether they agree or disagree with my assumptions.

Looking 30+ years into the future, those reasons (location relative to me, within budget, can cut costs by living in the unit while renovating, amenities) all seem very relevant to me so I disagree there.. but to answer your other questions, I could afford to place up to 50% of the cost of a property as a down payment if needed.. but ideally I'd be able to borrow more / place a lower down payment.