My wife currently stays home with our 3 children and I work a mid-level corporate job ($76K salary), so my DTI ratio is high.I have identified 30 properties in my area that are either vacant land or are occupied but make some sense to slice off 7-12 acres for this move.

Says this is according to Fannie Mae requirements.I explored seller financing but she wanted prime +1% and full asking price and was not able to convey existing furniture to me... so it was less attractive to me.We'll see if it sits on the market, and comes down in price and I can then make another offer.Thanks again!

It is disheartening to hear about such circumstances, particularly when children are affected.

Apparently, that unit is being treated for the issue and involves her leaving her belongings (bed, furniture) within the unit to be treated.  

I have seen traveling nurses with a partner and a child on some requests, or generally 2 parents and 2 children.

One of my problems is that when I rent it the people move there furniture and stuff in and the property ends up looking worse because of the furniture and clutter.

Not only will appliances and mechanicals need updating, but linens, furniture and decorations also need updates over time.

So it's been a while, and I'm beginning to get a pretty clear picture of total costs, as well as projected room rates and expected income, so I thought now would be a good time to start throwing some numbers out.The total cost paid out of pocket to Homeroom, after the purchase of the house, will be around $24,818That includes about $8,480 for various purchases including furniture, appliances, kitchen stuff - dishes etc , smart locks and thermostats.

Initially my draw to investment real estate was buy and holds to build a legacy for our children (one of our kiddos will need finances covered for him beyond my husband’s and my life.

I hope that your cleaner thoroughly cleans the bathroom, kitchen, bed, all furniture, vacuums, and mops.