Sucks but I don’t have the time with my job to manage on my own)I’m thinking to leverage for growth as I’m 27 and may as well take advantage of owner occupancy while I still have the flexibility to move often before a family comes along (if it does haha).

A little about about myself: I am a single father working a full time job here in Nashville, TN in which I split rent with a couple roommates.

Whether it says Passive LP, creative financing, fix and flipping, notes, Short Term Rentals, seller financing  etc - I am at the bottom - I can scream no but I far too often hear stories of people quitting their job to pursue real estate and then end up very unsuccessful. 

The area’s stunning natural beauty and thriving real estate market present a unique opportunity for growth and development.

### Relocating to NashvilleNashville is a vibrant market with plenty of opportunities.

There's a ton of opportunities within this market.Let me know if you're interested in a serious discussion.

Debating on what to do with my current primary home as a job is taking us out of state.

There's a ton of opportunities within this market.Let me know if you're interested in a serious discussion.

There is just so much money to be made from this purchase and i don't want to drag my feet and let the opportunity slide by once someone else realizes the cashflow this place makes, and they buy and and i loose the opportunity.So i guess I'm looking for options for help with down payment.

Hi Scott, It sounds like a good opportunity to deploy the contingency fund for the issue with the roof that popped up.As tempting as it is to use that contingency money to pay down the loan faster I think that sticking with the original purpose of the funds and updating the roof is the best use of that capital for the following reasons:1.An updated roof adds value to the property.