I have decided not to make guesses about prospective tenant's future behavior.

Basically he’s burning the bridge down for all future work that we can do together as well.I believe in paying our contractors and I’ve never had an issue in 20 plus years.

Future steps will be getting engineering plans done for the road and utility work, a concept plan for the subdivision and getting it all approved from P and Z and town council again.I know I am missing steps in here but I wanted to type out a scenario so I can come back with questions when I hit some road blocks.

The election's impact will depend on the balance between these policies and potential future impacts on the market.Good luck!

Property Condition Report: Document the property's condition with the tenant to manage future damage claims.4.

(Looking to spend 130 or less)Just looking for advice, this would be my first property and I'd like to get cash flow while being in a non crime filled area, and being able to count on at least some future appreciation. 

If it is a trailer park I would not expect significant growth in the coming future to give you my 2 cents.

Breaking even definitely isn't a good investment strategy, if you could even consider it one.What this post really comes down to, is I want to purchase a home in NY but also want to have enough money to grow my investments for my future.

Posting claims like that can really impact the trust we work hard to build.Best of luck with your future endeavors, Jasmine.– Kai Andrew

Living in one unit while renovating the other lets you build equity and generate rental income, plus the BRRRR strategy could help you recycle your capital for future deals.