I am semi handy and have too many tools.

I’m looking to buy my first rental soon, but I have semI limited cash to buy It out rIght and Ill need to renovate etc. for some reason I can’t get above a 700 credit score, so I don’t think I want to try conventional fInancIng..

I'm looking to buy one in the semi-near future. 

I chose white semi gloss.

Hello @Justin Thiesse:You want to make sure that fire truck can get in there and make the turns into the aisles (anything else but a semi will probably have a smaller turning radius).If you look online you should be able to find the dimensions or a graphic of a fire truck turning radius:So you want it to be able to make a 90 degree turn into your aisle and be able to get into and out of the property.

Hi BP Community,I am turning over a now vacant Semi-Detached Row home in Dundalk (Baltimore County) and am dealing with a nightmare neighbor.

The cracks are so extreme that it almost looks like the bottom is going to fall out because they create a nearly complete semi-circle around the edge. 

The combination of value add with the buy and hold cash flow will allow me to continue growing my portfolio after I quit my W2 to manage properties in semi-retirement.

My thinking was to either do 5% down with PMI on a semi-permanent single family and rent out my 2 current properties or wait to save the money for a duplex or triplex.

Invite them to be a part of it if/when the economy slows down or falters.During a downturn, many semi-wealthy people will flee the stock market but will still have a lot of cash lying around looking for a strong return.