We had heart-to-heart chats, I listened to their grievances, and boy, did I learn a lot.But let me tell you, it was overwhelming.

For someone getting started out, I would house hack first versus doing a renovation.That way you will see the true cost of ownership and renovations are not for the faint of heart.

I know it's a long shot but thought I would ask.Logically, since I was down about 90% anyway during this crypto winter my mind is saying double down because I got nothing to loose (What's another hit going to do).My heart is saying "put your tail between your legs and strut off home" hahaThanks  

I am a chaplain by heart and will give you my honest assessment of the market or deal.4.

Purchase price: $65,000 Cash invested: $45,000 Sale price: $155,000 Contemporary Elegance with a Two-Car Garage in the Heart of the Portland Neighborhood!

Nobody who spends enough time on the front walks away without a purple heart. 

He has 20 years or longer that he'll keep after them, and knowing he's doing so warms the cockels of my heart :)

I am with you, my place is in the heart of Lincoln Park (by the armitage brown line).

I bought a manufactured house and the land for 60k. I put in about 30k. I put it on the market and instantly had several interested buyers along with an offer for 140k conventional. Even though the manufactured house ...

I own a few STRs there and it is not for the faint of heart.