So I designed my own home idea using MS Paint, priced the material and estimated labor and find this is a good I dea if I can manage building a plumb and level wall.Recently the idea was to spend most of my money on land in Colorado and place a RV/trailer along with a few solar panels to charge the batteries, but this wouldn't really do anything unless I was willing to place a well and septic system.You can say I'm in a situation here, and I have no idea of how to handle it.

Once while rehabbing my own house I got physically ill.I bought a "fixer-upper" when I got married 3 years ago.

As you become more experienced with investments on this level you can begin to consider larger investment strategies.Once you have qualified your financing, you know how much you can afford.

Only time will tell whether it was wise to purchase a Condotel Suite in the United States for this kind of entry level price, with optimism about profits from condotel operations -- where buyers rent their units for a share of the rental revenue.

This spells opportunity if you can find an undervalued fixer upper that is decent enough for you to live in while you do the work yourself.

As for how much it takes to start.....depends on your credit and income level.

what you're asking depends on a lot of factors.1. level of risk comfortability - what are you comfortable with?

Fixer uppers are really good to get into if you do your homework.

I'm also thinking about getting more of a fixer-upper, but I'm not as sure about that yet.

My name is Shawn Costley from Upper Marlboro MD.