You need a place to live, so find something that provides a roof over your head and the potential for a return.I know a guy that buys fixer-uppers, lives in them for a couple years, renovates along the way, then sells for a profit.

This is before you jump in and spend $100,000 and 3 to 6 months in buying a $300,000 Fixer Upper House to BRRR or Flip or whatever and waiting to Sell a year or more later on.

He's in his upper 60's and does not have a BP profile, not on Linked In so not much to check on.

This was one of my favorite before and after project pics where we opened up the ceiling to add a good looking stairwell to the upper square footage.

I want to make sure everything that I do is above board and legal.My wife and I just bought a small fixer upper with cash that’s a minute down the road from our home.

I'm not sure if I will when the lottery, but wanted some information before I commit myself to a major fixer upper.

Hey hows everyone doing im from the Mansfield ohio area finally got my first fixer upper this year so excited to get it fixed up and rented out

Dont become house poor , buy in a good school district , dont buy a fixer upper , you wont have the time after work , the $1000 every time you buy supplies , and wont want to live in the mess . 

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You would have to buy a fixer upper and get it to that that 7.5% level.