However, some investors see potential in these markets because of low entry costs, steady military demand for housing, and decent cash flow from rentals, especially if the area has stable, government-backed tenants like service members.

I would be very hesitant to pay off anything with such a low rate - the sub 4% rate I wouldn't touch. 

You also may have leasing fees, which can be as low as a few hundred fixed, but more often are a month rent.

When we look at zoning and we see the density available, it starts to open up new possibilities for creating housing that is somewhat affordable and also building low cost units for example a second story edition could cost as little as $180-$200,000.

Take advantage of the low down payment options and start to learn about buying a home/property and taking care of it. 

There are good cash back options if you want that instead or good savings from HomeDepot/Lowes/Amazon if you shop mostly at one of those.

Really low prices bring dregs and all the work you did could get damaged.

We financed this acquisition by leveraging Partner Driven’s capital resources, ensuring we could act swiftly on the Benton St property while allowing our partner, Archie Raglin, to engage in a low-risk investment.

I ask because if you redid ele and plumbing for kitchen and bath, plus added new panel and did rewiring, than those costs are quite low.

Hi, new here..recently divorced. Awarded the investment property(cabin) with no mortgage and home with $155000 mortgage. Would like to 1031 the cabin and assume loan on house but my monthly income is child support $11...