To offset the experience, you should be prepared to bring a little more money to the table. 

You are definitely safer with a condo townhome or newer property because less likely to have water issues, structural issues. 

This requires you to bring something to table, whether it be knowledge, know-how (e.g. rehabbing), or some other benefit.3.

I'm testing the waters to see if I can practice safely in regards to maintaining my balance, learning how to manage the work load and avoiding infection.

The roof, furnace, and water heater are all new within the last 5 years.

Wondering if locals are counting on the new FoxConn deal (Mount Pleasant) and if perhaps investing in those areas (18K new jobs) would be good: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/2017/07/26/sco...I'm reading about a lot about the growing pains, but see recently that Racine has agreed to increase infrastructure (water) for the Foxconn development https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/business/2018...

He had a previous offer on the table for 267k but the buyer wanted to use a realtor and taking a 6% commision would bring the actual net price to 251k.

Invite them to sit at the table with you.

Anyway, I have dipped my toe in the water as far as real estate and am ready for a full-on plunge. 

It comes with a fully enclosed 2 stall barn with water and electric.