Jordan I don't mean to hack your post but I am in the same dilemma trying to figure out which route to choose. 

I've been looking for full-time remote jobs that will allow me to continue my Airbnb business while also providing me with health insurance. 

I promise if I get a good answer to my dilemma, I will try to add value to you the best way I can as well.Thanks!

Is their a per diem agreement for past due steps in the project (outside of any crazy weather, health issues, or stop work orders) These are just some basics.

I’m currently looking I to a property which has a septic but no septic records are found within the county’s health system.

You lose your job the market that you thought would happen isn't there your wife's health fails your health fails there are all of these things that you need to look at in a worst-case scenario and so when you go into a deal in this particular case my friend's best advice is to show him the downside right so that when he goes into this deal he and his wife understand the worst-case scenarios now they may still choose to do it that's up to them but at the end of the day what you have to do from a business perspective is look at your downside don't focus on the upside focus on the downside.

If you don't have a lot of experience and knowledge about what type of repairs are or may be necessary then you have a serious dilemma. 

A lot of people think I shouldn’t be doing much but heck I’m unstoppable with my health and giving cancer hell 🙂 and unstoppable with my goals and professional life,too🙂 Quite honestly I learned value of multiple streams of income long ago.

Purchase price: $115,000 Cash invested: $17,250 5 Bed/3 Bath Single Family home built in 1988, specifically for the County Mental Health Department, as a group home for persons/adults with mental disabilities.

So my dilemma is deciding to buy or just rent and wait till I build more capital.