Never again will I take out a loan.In order to pay off these loans the quickest, I've contemplated swallowing my pride, accepting the ridicule, and buying / renting a trailer so my monthly living expenses are minimal.

Sorry for the delay since your initial comments were posted, but we have been contemplating our situation and finally reached a decision.While the majority of the comments above suggested they preferred the concept of buy and hold, we bought this condo foreclosure as our first investment (literally a training property) and it has been very very educational.

As always, location is crucial.For those contemplating college rental investment here's another twist: eminent domain.In my town the university has long-term plans to expand the campus by taking over several square blocks of residential neighborhood homes.

Hi all, this is a repost from earlier as I think I may have posted in the wrong Category.I'm contemplating purchasing a SFH and renting out the spare rooms or buying a fourplex and renting the other 3 units out.I don't have much experience to go on, but after running some spread sheets It seems like I would have more cash flow getting a 4br3ba(or more) SFH and renting out the individual rooms, than I would get on the Fourplexes in my area.

Seller is now quite nervous and contemplating not to accept the postponement of the closing and walk away with my ernest money.

My fiance and I are contemplating moving overseas to the UK for a couple years after we graduate college.

I am thinking about moving to Houston as a RN. School districts don't matter single 28 year old male w/ dog so any locations for young people that wont break the bank would be appreciated. Also rent or buy? in the cur...

I've been contemplating my next (2nd) purchase and recently started an LLC in my home state (MD) for this purpose.

If your grandmother passes within 2 years of recording the deed, the feds may look at as a "deed in contemplation of death".

@Brian Goodwin another thing to consider - be aware sale prices and rents have gone up quite a bit in the last few years so any A/B properties you contemplate buying at market price today will need to have the ability to cashflow in the future should there be a correction and rents go down in whatever location you decide to purchase...