That's a major job. 

I do live in a lower-income area that is now up and coming (more job opportunities, more infrastructure being built, local amusement parks, close to city, etc).

Perhaps a mixture of rental income/brokerage account gains profits/dividends or finding a remote job I can work in Poland.

As a result, home-buying affordability has fallen to its lowest level since 1985.However, Austin’s red-hot economic engine continues to generate strong employment numbers, making the Austin metro the best job market in Texas and #7 in the US (tied with Nashville), according to WSJ’s recent study:What if I’m a buyer?

If it’s truly a 5 min walk to the beach and in a good area and has a very nice setup and excellent property management then maybe $45k.

I learned that free paint to a tenant to paint the exterior doesn't get the job done, even when it was their idea.

My ideal plan (obviously with a little tweaking along the way) is to start fixing and flipping homes in my spare time, as I still work a full time job.

It has been booming for the past couple of years with strong job growth and population increase.

What manufacturer do you plan on using if you don't mind me asking  A manufacturer I use here in NC have a nice one story plan if you want to save some money on the finsh work

This led me to think why not buy more 3 acre lots and add 6-10 nice double-wide homes?