However, everyone is working off of their feet or short ladders. 

It's a bit smaller (~1m) but in my fav area of town and 100 feet from another building of mien so I bought it. 

You could do a combination by putting a down payment on a rental and keeping the rest in stocks, see if you even like being a landlord before jumping in with both feet. 

hello everyone, I’m a newbie. So I wanted to know how to get a hud home or a foreclosure as a first home. What would be the process? What would be a good first flip? Thanks

Property managers typically charge between 8-10% of your gross rent, so if your property rents for $500 a month (low, just a nice round number) and your PM charges 10%, you will pay them $600 a year, which really isn't much for the service they provide.

My units are very small - under 600 square feet each - so not as many outlets, etc.

Newbie in New Jersey, trying to get my feet wet in this wholesaling side of things.

All the deals that we do are on terms so know that in advance of reading this :-)I'd give him a few options, either lease purchase $32,251, 3 year term (want to always give a well thought out # as opposed to round #'s) and an owner financing offer of $39,577 (or however high you want to go). 

The houses are 70 to 100 years old and they seem to be fairly small, ranging from about 750-1200 square feet. 

Here are basic stats on single-family home sales for May 2018 for the City of Austin and the greater Austin area:According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the median family in the Austin-Round Rock MSA will make around $86,000 in 2018.