I am worried about being over leveraged on the property but as long as we keep the ADU rented we should be ok, and ARB is possible as Bend is a very touristy destination.We would like to move in a year or two when our last daughter gets out of school and rent both portions of the house or sell outright.This is our first deal and to be honest I am pretty darn nervous and so is my wife about these numbers as they are very big for us.

There is no way to predict for sure whats around the bend but keep your ear to the ground and eyes focused on good solid investments, sticking to the basics and never giving up.

I'm also in San Diego (mission hills) and have actually been looking at Carlsbad as a place to buy another home (I now have kids as Carlsbad is as "suburb" as I can bend).

She will bend over backwards to help you.

Our plan is to start with single family dwellings... our potential markets are basically Wichita, Newton, McPherson, Great Bend, Salina, Hutch, Emporia, Manhattan... that also includes all the small towns that surround these larger cities. 

I thought about becoming a realtor just to get to the MLS.....but realized that I 'bend' way too many rules to get deals done to actually hold onto the license.        

The two largest are Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend.

At the same time, if you think the candidate is pretty sold and they are trying to negotiate with you telling market condition you can bend a little to reduce and rent it out. 

Need advise.The deal: Location South Bend, In13 propertiesAll priced below assessed value. 

I bought my first house when I was 21 up by South bend, In. currently my grandmother is living in it until she can't live on her own and then that will become a rental house.I moved to brownsburg a year and a half ago when the drag race team I was working for move there.