In March, a selling agent and I viewed a 3plex (I wasn't interested in it) and she told me about a single-family house her childhood friend was considering selling. 

I've spent months wondering what kind of dark, malignant childhoods half of the people I talk to went through to develop such towering contempt for their parents and grandparents.In real estate, it's been working on my refinancing chops.

If that is the case, my Bride and I would rent our current home, move into the new one with about 200k in equity, fix it up, add a few bedrooms, with 2500sqft you should be able to.

I worked in childhood education & physical development for about 10 years before this so I have the same opinion about it!

Scenario is as follows:1) I received opportunity to buy and rehab my childhood home from my father.  

I will be rehabbing And moving into my childhood home I am purchasing from my father to have more space for me and my 3 sons.

I have a young couple looking to move into the husband's childhood home.

There'll be plenty of time to go back and recreate those childhood memories when they're older (and they'll for sure not resent you).

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Childhood home and now become my first rental property that I began to manage as a rental during the Pandemic in order to moved my parents closer to me and my sibling.

The home and area reminded me of an area I grew up during my childhood.