He had an opportunity to deploy his savings into a fixer-upper that would and is a great midterm rental.

I would then plan to use this forced equity (since I plan to buy a fixer upper) to invest in another home.I have been constantly reading to househack right into the MFH, but this may take some time for me to acquire the money and purchasing power.

However, you do want to make sure the deal has legs to stand on to actually hit the pref.

It's a fixer upper but not too much room for big repair dollars given comps so would want to get some concession on purchase price if possible.Thanks!

I think that if you do the leg work and property acquisition, then 60/40 would be fair.

After my research I no longer wanted a new fancy ready to go home, I was looking for a fixer upper.

I would then plan to use this forced equity (since I plan to buy a fixer upper) to invest in another home.I have been constantly reading to househack right into the MFH, but this may take some time for me to acquire the money and purchasing power.

I would then plan to use this forced equity (since I plan to buy a fixer upper) to invest in another home.I have been constantly reading to househack right into the MFH, but this may take some time for me to acquire the money and purchasing power.

I would then plan to use this forced equity (since I plan to buy a fixer upper) to invest in another home.I have been constantly reading to househack right into the MFH, but this may take some time for me to acquire the money and purchasing power.

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