I may have used wrong wording .. ( jump) what’s meant by jump is , I’m not intending on easing a foot in checking the water temp.

Or are you breaking ground in the winter where you have to wait for a time where temps are above 32FIn general, we build a ~3000 square foot 4/3/3 in 6-8 months once we break ground but it can take 2-3 months of preliminary work before we can even break ground.  

Hi Nikki,If you and Mr want more money to invest with, maybe Mr. could get a weekend Temp Job from a Temp Agency for 6 months, bankroll all of it and then re-asses your situation.Although if you're thinking about putting your money into a rental vs. your own home, and intend to stay with the family until ????

Chandler - next to Intel, lots of working professionalsGilbert - more affordableGlendale MesaPeoriaScottsdale - upper end part of PhoenixSurprise - Tempe - next to ASUTucson - next to University of ArizonaWhat other areas do you suggest?

That type of weather maybe presents itself 1-3 weeks every other year.I'm thinking about offering to buy them a window a/c unit/portable type unit or an evaporative cooler(humidity is low, temp is not too hot so this should work well i think)

They have a temp rental in Cherry Valley, so heading there this weekend, but they will be home-shopping in the (south) Redlands right away.

Hello BP community!My name is Kattina Famoso and have no experience in REI other than buying my first home last year which is where I reside. I've always been interested in real estate and I am at a stage in my life t...

Nice to meet you, I live in Tempe and love the state of Arizona.

However you could play with your long term rates and try to appeal to someone one a temp duty assignment.

I'm a new real estate investor in the Tempe area and it's nice to know there is another kindred spirit near by.