Also don’t settle.

Keep it simple: ‘Right now, I’m just focused on settling the balance owed.’

I also recommend quotes from at least two companies before settling in. 

Hi @Konstantinos Lembesis When Settling on a market develop some metrics that you can not only measure the market you are interested in but others that you havn't considered yet. 

Don’t just settle for any old inspector.

After settling in, networking, and learning for a year (give or take), I plan to start searching for deals on a multi-family property to househack.

I'm in the middle of having two settling foundations fixed (an 1850s home and a 1960s home) and it's been 30K for the 1850s home and 14k for the 1960s home. 

I would offer to pay $600k to the seller but I would want a year to complete all of the entitlements and settle with permits in place and originate my construction loan as part of the settlement.

If you find a property where the seller doesn't carry a mortgage, it is a great way for the seller to continue to settle the closing costs with a (sizable down payment) while still obtain income for 6 months to a year by holding the note for the borrow. 

You sound like a free-spirit and sounds like you want to travel and be unburdened....I like the RV idea, as well as the settling in Nashville eventually...