@Ben StanleyI would assume you get zero revenue from anyone else and be able to afford the home yourself by getting qualified at a local lenderIf you are solely relying on someone else as well without a reserve your level of risk just increased significantly

I know I should do my own due diligence (which I will), but before I do, i wanted to ask any experienced investor from the area if you think the market there is starting to level out and etc.

So you can see, of course it is possible and you can manage most things remotely, but you will be introducing a higher level of risk.   

The walk out lower level offers an additional room with two twin beds, a game room, and another TV 50" area with a pull out sleeper sofa.

For various structural reasons people think this rate is higher than it was before, so that the "new normal" would be at a higher level.  

Most investors, particularly new investors don't understand this and believe they can hide under the cloak of secrecy for additional fees and there are slick attorneys out there lining their pockets selling the platinum level car details to the owners of 1995 honda civics with a rusted hood and 4 mismatched donut wheels.

Kris has mostly just hired other experts to deal with the day-to-day tasks so he can focus more on the high level stuff, which may be why he will have a larger net worth than Phil.If I had to pick who I would give my money to as an investor I would pick Kris 100%.

In the garage space I can put windows where the doors are now to create "legal" bedrooms as they can be egress level.  

@Michael Plaksthis isn't my post but I just wanted to say thank you for all of the value that you are providing on the forums... it is really next level.

is there a device i can use to measure the level of pander?)