The first question is of course, can you get a loan with less than 20% down - but I'll assume you can given that you're exploring both options.I recently read Real Estate by the Numbers by J Scott & Dave Meyer (shameless plug it's available through the BP bookstore here) and in chapter 36 they discuss exactly this - that in some cases using more leverage can actually boost your returns and you should run the numbers both ways to see what makes sense for you.

Any information would be greatly appreciated as Im not sure exactly what would be the best course of action.

In addition, the complaints are reading that the non-profit used actual actors/"testers" to reach out to me on these listings to confirm what these 2 individuals were saying was true, which of course, I also replied, "Sorry, no vouchers".Now I've had to hire a lawyer who specializes in cases like this, and has actually gone up against this non-profit in the past, but with a much bigger client who owned 20+ apartment buildings, and was also openly saying "no Section 8 vouchers".

.), and I’m transitioning into real estate to explore new opportunities and challenges.I’m particularly looking to connect with experienced professionals and find a brokerage that offers strong training and mentorship for new agents.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

@Leslie Hsiung, of course, I don't know that you paid too much.

Without proper guidance, it’s easy to make costly mistakes that can derail your progress early on.Having access to solid resources—whether it’s books, courses, mentors, or investing toolkits—can help you navigate the unknowns.

IMHO of course.

The PSA is always going to protect you in these situations as of course a dishonest buyer is always going to jump on a deal if there is nothing prohibiting them from doing so.

in my experience, if its a "average sized home" i take that as a 3/2 or 4/3, 4/4 etc that number of 30k is very close. 20k low end, 30k high and of course you can get stupid beyond that.cant comment on the financial return as to much missing info as others have said but if it rings true of 1k per month, potential 3 year return is accurate