My advice is find a solid property that doesn't need a ton of work up front and pull the trigger.

All that industrial space isn't highest and best use and so long term I could see more zoning changes and possible growth.In the end though, this going to be your primary residence and so I would pull the trigger in a neighborhood and building where you really want to live.

After filling out a permit wrong we triggered a city of Boston ordinance of having to require a sprinkler system put in.

I was adding value and we pulled the trigger when How did you finance this deal?

I’ve been a BP forum stalker for a while, and finally pulled the trigger and am about to close on my first rental property.

Our company was sold 6 months after she took the loan which triggered her 401(k) loan to come due (we were all terminated and rehired by the acquiring company). 

There are many people who have been active in the game during that period that have made millions off equity alone.Find a deal, run the numbers, and if it works, pull the trigger.

I just haven't pulled the trigger on it since the kids haven't stopped yet.2.

Hope this will be helpful to helping you pull the trigger.

Would anyone be interested in sharing whether they would pull the trigger or have any suggestions?