It's just that I am still kind of undecided if I should just sell it and use the cash to buy rental properties or use Heloc for the same purpose.

However, I’m still very, very undecided on which type of property to buy: should I do a single fam home, a unit in an apartment complex, a multi fam home, a townhome?

At the time I was a freshman in college undecided on what I wanted to do.

Just like a young new college student, I’m undecided on my major (niche) but plan to start out in tax lien investing and go from there.

Hi Everyone,Need to pick your collective brains on a residential multifamily deal I'm looking at.The cash flow is very low, but the market is pretty competitive so I'm just undecided betweenjumping the gun and actually owning my first multifamily vs waiting for a favorable market/next deal.I'm going to purchase using FHA loanHere are the numbers:Purchase Price : $290000Annual Taxes : $3286Annual Insurance : (estimate) $1800Down payment : 3.5% ($10150)Interest Rate : 3.625%PMI : 0.85%Closing Costs : $6800Upfront repairs : (estimate) $10000Monthly rent : $2800I'm usually very conservative, so use 8%, 5%, 5% and 10% for Vacancy, Repairs, Capex and Property Management respectively.My calculations gave a meager cash flow of $114 a month.

Hi John,Thanks for your advice, at this point I am undecided in what to do, the long term rental income that I receive from my Orlando condo is steady but not to profitable, that right I am looking into vacation homes for rent close to the beach (I also need advice in this topic).

If you want to get into real estate I might suggest not going to college, especially if you're undecided on what you're going for.

I've crafted 2 prospecting letters to apartment building owners.Im undecided as to which approach to use.

I am undecided on the type of property will be best for me.

Bump, still undecided.