Work to save a lot of cash (Which I just reduced my 401K savings rate to only cover my employer’s full match so that’ll be a couple hundred extra each month and I’m about to fully pay off my car in six months and that’ll be an extra $500/mo.

It is also near a massive medical campus that is constantly growing in a decent size metropolitan area.

I am studying areas (zip code by zip code) with income levels above 45k and employment rate less than 3%.

In all of that time I've only had one situation that I would have kept any part of a security deposit for "damage" (to replace one new set of king-sized sheets.)

Once all of the above is known, and you have a preliminary site plan showing how many lots (and the size of lots) are available, you can start putting together numbers on the cost of the whole project.

Usually, your PM might do some light rehab/turnaround to get ready repairs, but in general you would hire a contractor yourself for a medium or bigger sized job. 

As services are reduced, this leads to increased crime rates and lower-quality schools, which in turn causes more people to leave.What are the requirements for a city to attract new employers?

I wound up finding 3 from a person who had ordered the wrong size and couldn't get a refund that just happened to be the very specific small size I needed with an arch.

The neighborhood is desirable, so renting it wouldn't be difficult but it would be niche because of its size (4/3, office, dual living rooms, game room).

One issue is the challenge of qualifying, as conventional loans will have DTI requirements, income requirements, loan size limits, and loan amount limits that investors looking to scale a portfolio run into as soon as the financial freedom snowball starts rolling.