What's even more exciting about this property is that it's Mixed-Use with both Multifamily 115 units and 30,000 sqft of storefront commercial.What is truly unique about this gem is that the previous owner acquired the whole block, back in 1999 and has since infused over 19 Million to renovate, in doing so breathing new life into the history that is Eaton Place.

Older homes especially have a lot of chemicals/dust/asbestos/lead in them - this is not good to breathe in for you or your family. 

On the OR Coast the market is well insulated as there is a demand that outstrips supply but sellers are reducing unrealistic valuations by the breath. 

I'd love to have many STRs on my future property, as well as travel nursing rentals, some WWOOFer spaces, and ideally, short term spaces available all the time for domestic violence survivor mamas who need a minute to catch their breath and gain their footing again after leaving their abusive situations.

I’ve lived in a few places around the country.Florida:  If you don’t mind rain about 300 days a year, humidity that stifles your breathing, air conditioning blasting always (I like that, but my wife had to keep a hoodie in the car because she was freezing inside every building), and then there’s the Hurricanes…and Mosquitos…and alligators…Jacksonville is not a very attractive place in general.  

We are leaning toward “wear a mask if you want to, but the mandates have been lifted here, the house has an air purification system, and we are more comfortable being able to breath and show our faces.”

As soon as I read you were at almost 75% equity (gulp) I lost my breath. 

Bla bla bla, but com on guys and gals, if you’re going to call yourself a wholesaler, make sure you have a real deal with some profit left for the investor.I am not talking to all wholesalers, so back away from the keyboard and take a breath.

The lower payments allow some breathing room for renovations and stabilizing the property. 

We are stuck with keeping the house to rent out while we use almost all of our savings to put down on a home when we move (Tennessee is the landing spot) which we believe will be 20% of the purchase price (please tell me if there's another way) and selling our home and use that money to deploy on a home purchase once we finish the transaction.The idea with selling the home here would give us the amount of money to more than likely buy outright when we move and then give us some breathing room to figure out what we'd like to do for a living when we leave.