I can consider being a little more aggressive with a 401K as I have a defined benefit vested pension as well.Personally I wouldn't do it for a flip, but would consider it for a dividend producing (i.e rental income) property I would hold.I also wouldn't cash the whole thing out.

Numbers and landlord laws just didn't make sense imo.I started lookin at out of state investing to find properties that will cashflow and settled on Columbus, Oh as my main target market.

I've done a handful of projects for others as well, mainly new construction MFH but have done plenty of SFH of all flavors.

Good work on the cost benefit analysis, but I don't think a room that small could quantify the extra $100k in value.

Timing the market is like day trading in stocks and runs counter to the benefits and security of real estate over other investments.It goes without saying that current prices and rates need to be factored in to your underwriting.

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I ran my own business for 15 years right out of college that had huge benefits for being an entrepreneur but didn’t create any real transferable job skills.

My main issue is that they will be booked to capacity (happily) in a short time.

My main reason for not wanting to take a smaller % is I want it to be worth my time and energy put into the property.

Don't overlook potential tax benefits and appreciation.