-I will have more various home expenses in the long term that I would never need to pay if i stayed a renter.At first glance, my thoughts are i'm not paying $2,500 / month in rent so of course buying a home is a better investment.

I am left wondering do I stick to my guns and stay patient and wait for properties that make sense given todays rents and interest rates OR do I ignore the gap in what I am willing to pay and what the Sellers want knowing I will have to increase my down payment to 35% to 40% to get a solid property?

We've been investing there since 2011 & find it to be a great market IF you stay away from the  war zones.Available to talk if you'd like.Best.

Would like to learn about Tampa eventually, right now trying to stay in se Florida I believe.

Since they have been good residents, they can stay as long as they like, but we are not accepting applications for new section 8 residents. 

New construction often means lower maintenance costs since everything is fresh and up to code.

I’m exploring a potential investment in Salisbury, NC and would love some insight from those familiar with the area.Here’s the situation: there’s a 3 bed/2 bath home listed for $170K, but the owner said they’d take $130K if the current tenants (who are paying $1,600/month) can stay.

We personally always stay at a Disney resort due to the simplicity of the Disney transportation system and park hoping.That said there are many people that want to save a buck or stay in a bigger place so that all their family and friends can be with them.

A Local brand that we have down here but I stay away from is Mr.

Overestimating costs and staying under budget is always a smart move, and it sounds like the renovation went smoothly.