Hello, I live in California, and bought my first investment property (SFH) in Peoria, AZ.

For the last 10 years, I've been living in Asia running a small marketing business I started from nothing to making $3-4k per month.

If you're good with these numbers, get a house inspection to find out if there are any other problems with the roof, foundation, HVAC, etc.Lastly, keep in mind that a big job like renovation is much more difficult if you're living in the house while work is being done - doubly so if you're doing the work yourself while living there.All the best with it!

It would also double as my primary residence as I would live there spring and fall. 

We live near a lot of hospitals and are planning on using this money to buy small multifamily properties and renting them medium term with traveling nurses. 

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did they want both people on the loans to live on site?

Hi, I live in Boston, where housing price is ridiculously high.

and seeking some wisdom for a rookie.Interested specifically in Kissimmee/Orlando/Davenport as Disney market feels familiar to me and it’s generally a cheaper entry point than beach condos.Looking at Regal Oaks (staying here now on vacation myself and enjoying it, though have read mixed things about occupancy), Windsor Hills, and Champions Gate.Goal is to have a second home that I AirBnb out the majority of the year but also can escape to when NYC is ruthless (like now :) hoping to live in the 150-250K range, bonus if there’s a pool (regal oaks has community pool and individual hot tubs), and solid amenities.Other than reading for my life, how can I number crunch and prepare for this?

There are also the homeowners who just left it empty as a second home or are still living in the property.