Or even just assign it and still help out with the project just to gain some experience.And to kind of answer your question, my ultimate goal will be to have a mixture of investments.

It was just sort of all the same, with the exception of a few busy roads where there was a large mixture of residential and converted commercial properties (buildings that were originally purposed for residential, but now zoned commercial).I did by chance pass by one Commercial property that had a very well maintained and remodeled house with a separate converted garage.  

I'm still working on if that is an assessed value last sold price recorded or a mixture of the two to arrive at a valuation.Zillow estimates the value of the home at 123,119 it is in a solid C neighborhood (possibly low B not 100% sure of the neighborhood grading scale still learning) It is in a neighborhood of other home that has a weber county parcel search value of 100k+ and Zillow value of 125k+It looks like a good candidate for a flip or the brrrr strategy.

Pecans, bird carcasses, corn cobs.  

I like the mixture of comments and advice.

@David T.Our "parked" funds are averaging around 6.25% at the moment (down from ~7% when I was taking the time to sell a few options) using a  mixture of ETFs and a couple of stable blue chip stocks w/ 5+% dividends.

I want to be a real estate investor using a mixture of buy and hold and appreciation strategy.

I suggest a mixture...I max out my IRA contributions annually ($5500/ea for me & my wife).  

Hi all,I'm in the early stages of developing my single family lot (and potentially the corned lot next door). 

My first home was purchased in a neighborhood that is a good mixture of primary residential and rentals in 2008.