This ultimately why the $100k midwest single family homes are frequently discussed in these forums.....its what many are able to afford to buy.

Like you mentioned, frequent crashes, problems uploading photos, weird restrictions on what words can't be used, listings removed for no obvious reason. ....and, to me, the navigation/operation is very unintuitive and cumbersome.

Like @Nicholas L. said, maybe look within a reasonable driving distance from where you live, is there any city or state where you have family or friends that live there where you could travel to frequently and they could keep on the property for you or somewhere you visit a lot.  

I put almost everything on our cards and pay off a minimum of twice a month, usually more frequently since you don’t know exactly when the info will be pulled by the credit bureaus.

I'm not a big personal fan of Easton or really anywhere in ABE, but it's generally held its own even as a decent number of people make that crazy-*** commute into NYC.

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This is networking, tapping your current list of friends, family, co-workers, other real estate investors, etc.Ideal duration depends on business plan: I, personally, am a fan of long-term fixed rate loans.  

.: I always buy Bitcoin on the way down to the bottom ...You are certainly blessed with frequent opportunities to buy. 

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