Hi,I’m considering renting to a family that filed for bankruptcy several years ago, but I’m concerned they might file again.

Our plan is to use the "Sneaky tactic" and for the next few years, the plan is to buy a house that needs a little TLC, fix it up as we live in it and move on to buy another house until were tired of doing it or reach a decent income.

This is down $45 year-over-year.

A 100-year-old home with structural concerns could mean costly repairs, so get a thorough inspection, especially for foundation and floor issues.

Just as a comparison for using greater Cincinnati credit union they have at top tier credit score 6-7% on 7-12 year fixed rate loans, 9.5 on variable loans and 5.25-6% on 10-30 year loans.

This means you must live in the home for more than six months out of the year."

With this year already off and running (can you believe it’s already February?!)

@Ahmad Mikell, we've been in NA for about 9 years.

We’ve been working towards this for a few years, and it is very exciting to finally see the fruit of our labor!

Quote from @Manuel Moreno: Hey Bigger Pockets community,My family has been in commercial real estate development for years, and one recurring pain point we’ve constantly dealt with is unexpected site costs.