River Road #245 (Upstairs Conference Room)

For example, I rented out a room in my SFH, but the tenant only paid enough for the mortgage plus some utilities.

From here is where there are several choices:Stay put in the primary residence, a single family home, and purchase another property (SFR) to rent This is, slightly, my option of choice I will have a place to live free and clear, and wiggle room & safety in case anything should go wrong.Rent the primary residence, and finance another primary residence Sell the primary residence and split the equity for down payments on both a rental and primary residenceMy least favorite optionIt incurs the most debt and risk. 

If you have a good deal, you should have plenty of room to pay a higher interest rate to a private money lender.

On the 1st of March my landlord leased one of the vacant rooms to a man who seemed to me as a homeless.

It could possibly be converted into a three unit rental though, and would give us room to grow.

They'd work in bedrooms, not sure about other rooms.

I was able to convert a spare room into another bedroom, so the upstairs is now a 4/2. 

SO my question is... are these list prices on their site high to make room for negotiation, are they just overvalued to provide better value for the sellers on their site, or am I totally wrong for thinking these properties should not be listed this high.Anyone with experience in Roofstock?

I listened to podcasts while delivering pizzas, read books in the break room, and then tried to meet with investors in my area after work.