Underwriter/lender accounts 75% of that which is $1950 which is perfect.

My wife and I have a large growing family and a home that perfectly fits our needs but want to expand our rental portfolio.

I'd be happy to show you a perfectly plausible path to 15%-ish annual IRR on $300k.

Interesting book recommendation: Whack-A-Mole: The Price We Pay for Expecting Perfection by David Marx.

The city inspector did sign off on the work, and I sort of knew it wouldn’t be perfect going into it, because he was 1/2 the price of other contractors estimates I received.

About 25 minute ride to center City.In my mind this is perfect for a General Contractor.

Personally I’m not enough of a people person to want to be a realtor and as I’m middle age and had a different background of experience coming out of college this type of work has been perfect for me.

I understand that single family units take a while before they cash flow, and I'm perfectly fine with that if the investment is right.

One of the cheaper shed doors needs replacing…However, it’s a dream house in a dream area (25 minutes to dodge ridge ski resort) and was our dream home because of how perfect it was for us at the time.

The agent told me there were several CPAs with experience in crypto.