@Krystal Stone I would be sure to check and see how many clients (youth) they are planning to house at one time.

@Eric Gerakos In theory that's the plan.

But…he can make the buyer regret it if he doesn’t plan to move it.

I highly suggest getting your feet wet in your local market if possible if you plan to rehab or manage the property yourself.

I had planned to slowly build an investment portfolio on my own.

- You can buy using FHA 203(k) loan which allows you to finance repairs into the purchase mortgage.If you find you like being a landlord, you can BRRRR a property every year.You can also start BRRRing rentals w/o planning to live in them.

I remember working with a friend who inherited his aunt’s home.. he got so caught up in the emotional side of it that he forgot the nuts and bolts..like having a good plan for the renovation budget and timeline.

Is it tied to changes in the market, a response to new regulations, or part of a long-term plan?

It may also make it easier for your estate planning attorney to line up ownership with your estate plan, assuming a CA-estate plan if a CA resident.

@Jaycee Greene is pointing out that we need to be specific when we are planning to meet with people.