For illustration purposes, the majority of investors who post on BP will move the property that pencils as a true BRRRR to the front of the line over the better situated asset with better fundamentals merely because they receive 100% of their invested capital back as opposed to 90% (again numbers are merely to illustrate a point).

I’m in the process of buying my first turn key property as opposed to the value add ones I usually buy.

I currently have a primary residence and my wife is opposed to moving to the 4 plex. 

I am not opposed to re-doing the site plan but our towns planning board only meets monthly so I am 45 days out to even go in front of them for a change and that kills this project for the year as Phase I is seasonal.I am not on a shoreline exactly. 

The loans can be good options, though, if you are trying to achieve a lower blended rate or streamline your mortgage payment by just having one payment as opposed to several.

And it seems like your strategy is to find a property then make an offer as opposed to finding a seller actively on the market.

Don't listen to these two, they are talking about investing based on fear and recent memory as opposed to what makes sense for your goals. 

Lastly, with the Covid-19 shutdown currently in effect and unemployment at records highs considering the 1929 US population was 122MM @ 24.9% at its peak (as opposed to the 328MM population we have today), do you suspect lowering the cost in general for both Wealthability programs might be considered to encourage those of us currently not working and as a goodwill gesture for the unprecedented economic situation we find ourselves in? 

Often it is a case of where you end up as opposed to where you wanted to end up.

@Leilah Davis the only difference between this new construction and a new construction in a cheaper area is the inside (the finishes) I mean because of such the costs are higher but thats about it, the cost to build (not including finishes, would be the same anywhere else) and though the costs are higher, its a very sought out area which I thought to be a benefit as opposed to building in an average area...and im not as in experiences as I have made it seem, I am asking alot of questions I already know the answers to just to make sure that I am in the know...I have managed 2 smaller new construction projects and have done over 30 rehabs.