Also love 50s and 60 ranch style homes because you can pretty much nail down the rehab to a T as the square footages and labor costs are all about the same.

I want to pursue building a fairly basic mountain/cabin style house on a full basement with (hypothetically) 2 beds 2 baths on the main level and 2 beds 1.5 baths on the basement level.

Complete interior/exterior paint, Flooring, pressure washed/freshly stained deck, Upgraded the bathrooms and laundry to "farmhouse style."

I began the year with a ton of action, including the following highlights: Joining a mastermind group and hired a coach Read nearly every multi-family book I could get my hands on Attended several Multi-family oriented conferences (3 to date, a couple more booked for the year) Networked at every chance including connections on bigger pockets, local meetup groups, mastermind connections, and linked in connections where it seemed mutually beneficial Started a podcast which officially launched in March (now recording our 20th episode this week!)

This year I stepped into a more sales oriented role with a larger organization to free up some of my time to focus on my new goal of real estate investment. 

Which can cause work to take longer and subs will charge for it.A flipper will learn what the prices are for his/her niche (area, price range, home style, finish style etc.)

Side by side duplexes tend to be more attractive to renters over the up and down style.

I have a good idea of how I want to style the letter so that it stands out vs others.

Hence, I pay taxes in the U.S. claiming the Foreign Earned Income Exemption (Form 2555)I have a client in the U.S. that pays me for my services (provided from Chile) to its business in NY (mostly compliance services -and some general legal orientation since I am an admitted attorney in NY).

If it were up to me, I think I would change the orientation of the kitchen to be more like an L-shape to connect the kitchen with the dining room better.