We are still in early negotiation stages where they have indicated that they are very open to a seller carry.

So I lets set the stage a bit shall we? 

My goal for 2020 is to finally sit down and get my CPA License as my kids are old enough now for me to put time and focus into studying.As far as real estate, I am in the beginning stages of learning but have decided that I want to focus in small multi-family 2-4 units.

In the very early stages of trying to house hack in NYC.

Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.

This might seem elementary, but as I start digging further the investment process, I find myself at a lack of questions about the properties I'm inquiring about.

Moneyman is REALLY advising against only putting 20% down but I thought less cash in at this stage was a better strategy.

I’m from Los Angeles in the earlier stages of real estate investing.Curious to hear what strategies have worked for investors with families, in terms of cash-flow, with around $150,000 or under in cash to invest.Open to hearing all strategies, including:out of statehouse hackingtraditional investingWhich brought you the best returns on investment?

But I am trying to do an estimate of an estimate as we have not reached the stage to talk to architects and GCs yet.

.), or do we wait until it's fully renovated/furnished/staged - which could be a couple of months?