@Brett Wagner I would take the emotion out of it and run the numbers on your property that you live in right now on BP rental calculator and try not to bias(which isn't easy on your personal property).

@Ahmed Mirza I am going to be a little biased here but RUN FROM THAT LENDER!! 

If every other loan broker shares your thoughts and has a hard time with odd numbers you should have a bias for action and exploit their weakness.

@Conrad Kostrzewa I would personally purchase a multi unit (but I am biased!).

I would personally sell that type of property and trade up, but I am biased towards apartment buildings. 

Admittedly slightly biased as a PM, I would agree with @Caleb Heimsoth, you're going to save a lot of time, headaches, and money trying to figure out this process if you use a PM.

Hello all,Who do you know that is an excellent fee only non biased financial advisor. 

I would try to lower my resell price since he is probably motivated as a seller and has earned two or three times his original price.The age of the house and all of the weather it has been through does concern me as well as the basement condition.( I might be a little biased because I've been in Dallas,Texas all of my life (for 61 years). 

You might think I am biased, but the best city's to buy in are anywhere you go in the southern United States, like Dallas or Houston, Texas. 

@Robert Wooden obviously my opinion is very biased, but if you're looking for condos in that price range Bellingham is your spot!