A few weeks ago, I saw a discussion on Facebook that asked the age old question, is it better to purchase an investment with a mortgage or all cash? 

Or stats showing a comparison between housing pricing and rent pricing, or all three, stocks, housing and rent prices.

The buyer will purchase their own coverage.Depending on your policy you should get a refund for some or all of the unused portion.

Or all of the above?

Maybe a duplex or 2-family house where you can live in one unit and rent out the second to cover most or all you mortgage expenses.

I feel a little inadequate here.Be here you go:High School dropoutI went to a homeshow at the college once, but otherwise that was the extent of my college experienceArmy National Guard (currently at 21 years. and 2 tours in Iraq)Started a restaurant hood cleaning business in 2007 and sold in 2011.lost money on a vending business in 2009 ( but the guy went to jail)Have been studying real estate for about 5 years, and my wife and I are currently engaged in our first deal on a duplex (we will be "house hacking").

And doing some or all of the demo yourself is a great idea. 

Creative Financing:Seller Financing: In some cases, sellers may be willing to finance part or all of the purchase.

The majority of renters who lose a portion of their security deposit do so because of inadequate cleaning.

You are probably looking at about a 10% monthly fee of your rent plus half or all of your first month's rent to find a tenant.3.