my problem is I have not found anyone who will look at the deal until i have it under contract so I dont know how it will go and I am speculating as to what I think it will go for.I don't have 500 or a 1000 to lose on a gamble.

If living there is still on the table it sounds like a good option to stay and enjoy the position you're in, with a lower interest rate (depending how/when it will adjust), rather than entering this tough market with higher prices and rates, where buying a similar house will have a much higher monthly payment.

I think it's fine to risk a small portion of your net worth on a gamble, but everything else means betting the farm.Speaking of farm, here are 50 acres in Hilsboro for $3M https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/NW-West-Union-Rd-Hillsbor...Dang, maybe if I..?

Why not just do the renovations yourself, and enjoy these losses generated? 

I especially enjoyed R.

Both arenas challenge us to see the world from new perspectives, assess risks smartly, and enjoy the journey as much as the destination.

This further ensures that the borrower will be able to enjoy positive cash flow on the property sooner.

I would find other avenues to start getting your feet wet in the industry and make sure you enjoy these strategies.

The houses are warranted and easy to rent, no repairs will be needed in a while, sometimes the builder credits are good, plus they enjoy the appreciation that you receive from buying early in a community.

By saving cash, you’ll have more money for rehab.either way, enjoy the journey!