But most people don't do this and have no savings, no emergency fund and no way to survive if they lose their job or if COVID shuts down their business.A friend did this, putting $100 in a brokerage account on payday - so she barely noticed that she had it.

I own a parcel of land out right that probably has a value around $200K.  I'm net ready to sell it yet, but would like to find a way to leverage it through a line of credit, or some other option.  Any ideas out there?

We were making good money, but barely living within our means, and not saving any money, except what little I was putting towards my 401k (to get my company match).

Belle Chasse homes are barely coming on the market but that's where'd we'd like to live.     

Noob question: On paper, these properties barely cash flow.

It will be rough on bare feet and I’d imagine a pain to clean.

I did a BRRRR in Dorchester and the guy doing the appraisal barely noticed I had Quartz.

Seems one year of appreciation barely covers closing costs, including broker commissions.

If they can barely break even in such a favorable market, how can they survive a housing market downturn?

My husband is 6'3" and about 225 lbs and he hates tiny houses because he can barely turn around in the shower. 3) the best ones we've stayed in have had a generous deck.