Trying to get the ball rolling.

So, get the ball rolling on both.

You can usually roll those costs into the new loan.

will look into that, im very good with money and a little on the tight side, i dont like having debt, so even the thought of having multiple mortages out scares me, im thinkin of rehabing 1-2 a year and if the ball starts rolling ill start doing more and more, but i see what your saying paying cahs for everything would take a long long time, plus my fear is the cash i accumulate would always be in a race with appreciation of thee houses, thanks for the advice

will look into that, im very good with money and a little on the tight side, i dont like having debt, so even the thought of having multiple mortages out scares me, im thinkin of rehabing 1-2 a year and if the ball starts rolling ill start doing more and more, but i see what your saying paying cahs for everything would take a long long time, plus my fear is the cash i accumulate would always be in a race with appreciation of thee houses, thanks for the advice

:roll: :lol: Hey Anne, how about talking to us first?

But again - perhaps it is my own perception :roll:

why not get a great deal on a short sale or other distressed property, and fix and flip, and roll the profits into a larger investment?

So, will your socioeconomic status be viewed higher, initially, if you roll up in a Lexus rather than a Linx?

I am looking at buying a single family home, and rehabbing.. somewhere around 150k price range, and rolling that via 1031 into either another home or multi fam 3-4 units.Any advice?