I thought I’d share a few pieces of advice from my experience:Preapproval Process: Getting preapproved felt intimidating at first, and I felt a bit out of place.

I would at least let 1 or 2 bookings happen or your next unit to add in a new piece of technology. 

Invest the rest.Now you've got income, a primary residence situation that's crazy advantageous, a piece of rental real estate you can cut your teeth on, minimal or no personal debt, and some active working equity investments. 

I underestimated the costs of furnishing from a blank slate, so now know to include more expenses in my upfront cost estimates.

Otherwise you're looking at like a 8.99% 12-month bridge loan if you want to fund the construction piece too.

I know because we have a 5 acre piece that is worth 200k and if we added a 6k square foot metal building, we could sell it for 450k all day long. 

Conceal carrying is just another piece of clothing to get hung up on and slow you down.

However as with any investment there is risk involved the investor is responsible to conduct their own due diligence.There is an existing property and a lot next door that is a blank slate.

The bathroom tiling can be done before or after the rest of the floors and simultaneously during other portions of the rehab to save time - you should measure out and plan that your two floorings that meet are at the same height to avoid the inevitably ugly and clumsy transition piece.

This single-family property, acquired in June, is a key piece of a visionary development in Morganton.