@Tucker Mortier I agree with James on going off-market.

I am looking at buying some fixer uppers as buy and hold investments to rent out so would be buying them using an investment loan but there would be a period of time where repairs are ongoing before a tenant moves in and I may want to live at the property to oversee the repairs and manage the work but I wouldn't necessarily be doing all of the work myself.

@Anuj Chokshi I ran some Very rough comps (not familiar with the area, so relying only on data).

With professional management you buy a chunk of time back and have a partner that is supposed to be an expert and can assist you on going.

About a year ago I planned on going to college for football and I ended up getting hurt and had to have surgery on my knee.

I advertise on go section 8 dot com for mine.

I was planning on painting it if possible.....Hi Erika,If it were mine, I would not paint the stones or bricks.Not all paint sticks to brick, and you are taking a maintenance free surface (low ongoing cost) and making it into something that will need to have money spent on it every so many years to repaint it.

I ran the #s 20 different ways and couldn't justify the price.

I wanted to get everyone’s thoughts on the deal that I ran the numbers for in the report below.

Any professional can prove to you that changing a light roof for a deep black roof on any property will increase ongoing cooling expenses, potentially as much as 20%.