You are in a unique bubble, and you will not get hurt holding in Williamson County for the long run.

:)With that said, your situation is unique in that the value of the property came about over a very long term - you built the townhomes AND there was a stop light added.

Taking millions and millions of data points, putting them into a drone farm and then running algorithms against the data to give the desired output.We do this on large scale with over 75,000,000 (yes million) unique outputs defined last year; each output a result of thousands of unique data points.

This means you need to use special building materials and you can definitely not lower the ceiling (they're decorated with authentic stucco).Renovations up to 60.000 EUR (and sometimes even 100.000 EUR) on these buildings are tax deductible and even sponsored by the state in Belgium.

Hello Biggerpockets friends,I invest in rural areas in the south and while looking for properties this weekend I was presented with a unique opportunity.

@Ed WoodIt doesn't say 50/50, it says "split", meaning, neither buyer nor seller pays everything, it doesn't mean seller pays 50% and buyer pays 50%. 50/50 suggests seller would pay 50% of buyer's loan junk fees like for example loan tie-in-fee or notary fee which are unique to buyer.

Mike -Sounds like a very, very unique property. 3 or 4 buildings on 1 lot, with the main building being a big 5 or 6 bedroom?

We would love to hear from anyone, especially people with experience with Alaska's unique market.Thanks!

Rick beat me, I agree with him, see a lender, but for your home, not a hard money lender, they probably won't go there anyway, the loan terms are too short usually.Sort of interesting, at least unique, a homebuyer wanting to buy posting here!

Seems I read somewhere PMI will drop off at 75%, may be unique to a program.