If I'm in your shoes, this is also an excellent time to document and track each and every transaction + its associated MLS ID.

You'll have an advantage as when you're buying a single family home, you could look for ways to maximize your value by purchasing a house that has a finished basement.More often than not, my clients that have been in your shoes have ended up living in the basement while renting out the rest of house as a full home.Not saying this is what will work for you, but just my $0.02 on what to look for... give me a shout via DM or text me at the number in my signature.

Hi All,I am posting this in hopes of getting some advice on what other investors would do to grow if they were in my shoes.

If I'm in your shoes I would checkout any local RE meetups happening nearby, that would be a great spot to meet some other folks in your shoes and/or other lenders who might be able to give their perspective if it makes sense to pull out money from your home rn or not. 

If I were in your shoes, here's what I would do: Start by securing a work-from-home job.

Running shoes?

So...I'm I suppose to knock a wall down to increase the space for her shoes??

My ultimate goal is to own 10-20 doors in the next 5-10 years how would you attack this if you were in my shoes paying down debt and planning to make your first big move toward a rental.

If you were in my shoes with $50,000 to invest today, and focusing on Charlotte, NC, or Louisville, KY, how would you proceed?

I am uncertain what the ARV would be.What would you do in my shoes?