I'd say, if you aren't too far in the negative with the property's expenses and you are able to see growth in the area's future, then go for it and don't get discouraged if you face difficulties in the beginning.

Hi everyone, I'd like some advice if you wouldnt mind chiming in.After closing on our third home, where would you suggest we focus our future on?

I don't have many details other than it's 11 acres with a future road through planned. 

How can an investor make money on condos while avoiding future liabilities?

Hello all, I am Tristan Crawford Lee, I'm a future contractor working under my father currently, but also looking into building a rental portfolio, and fix and flip strategy as well, I am located in the Lehigh acres area of Florida, next to ft myers.

**Financial Security**: Being young and living in NJ, I want to build a strong financial foundation first to ensure stability before taking on more leveraged investments.This approach might be slower than the BRRRR method, but it provides peace of mind and a secure starting point for future investments.Pros and ConsPros:•Initial capital boost from flipping the first house.

A building with to high STR non owner occupancy doesn't appreciate as buyers cannot get conventional or jumbo financing in the future.

@Haley ElisabethYou are not missing anything but there is what I would call good debt and bad debt.For example if I buy a property cash, rehab it and it has a $300,000 value and can be used as a rental and provide cash flow - getting a $150k loan on that asset to buy another (not blow it on toys) say $300k asset I have 2x future appreciation than one asset.

We hope that future potential clients of Bildwise will benefit from our experience and proceed with caution.Our contract specified that Bildwise would not cease work for more than 30 consecutive days and that the project would be completed within 6 months of the closing date of our home purchase.

@Justin Buckneri can't predict the future, and i can't tell you that you won't run into any unforeseen obstacles.with that said... i do think a 40% reduction in prices or rents is very, very unlikely.I'll also say this...