Several new commercial metal building 'condo' strip stores have recently appeared & we're in a semi-rural area.

We lived in it a total of 3 months, the rest of the time it had renters who not only paid it off but the resulting positive cashflow is one reason why he could semi-retire in his late 40s.

I also do semi-annual inspections where I check smoke alarms, fire extinguishers, and plumbing for small leaks.

Know your goals for your lifestyle: •Are you looking to be an active investor, a semi-active investor, or a passive investor?

Purchase price: $545,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Purchased our first home with the first time home buyer program and turned the semi-detached bungalow into a 2 unit property.

Hey, I already have a couple of semi-detached in East York and recently been thinking that resale condos (as opposed to precon) might be a good, easy investments to make.

They are likely to have additional insight on the more gray areas of semi-affixed structures3. create different product types (on wheels, on foundations, etc) for different clients.

I’m new to the BP forums and semi new to REI (I’ve been reading and listening to podcast about it for about 8months now) I’m currently 19 and my goal is house hack my first property so I plan on getting a FHA loan to start my career of with and learn from there.

Did you have very high annual incomes to plow into down payments, or did you BRRRR (or semi-BRRRR) houses, managing to get mortgages despite negative cash flow by using your W2 income in DTI ratio? 

And go by the book--have the notice properly prepared and posted so these semi-professional tenants can't wiggle out any more.