Granted our target was smaller than resi houses.. as the amount of viable timber ground was less but we were also working an area from the Oregon border to just south of Tacoma so about 100 miles by 400 miles  was our data base.. 

Try walking into your bank and asking for a 30 year loan to buy some bitcoin lol.Personally feel like bitcoin is nothing more than gambling. 

Contact Hunt Rounsavall or Harry Borders to get title search started and start figuring out who you need as contractors and what’s needed to get the property going.

I’d like it to beAs much as possible new ( built not before 1950) and updatedSitting in B/C-neighborhood, and able to find “its” PM, not charging arm and leg.Here comes the hard part- it has to be in range of possibly short direct flight from Europe, namely, on the border of the major metropole, in case I do need to be present.

You can somewhat 'play' with that scenario by upping your appreciation input, but to me that is gambling if you push it too high. 

If it is tan get 4x4 tubmled traveltine (tan color called walnut) install on diagonal direction with some 2x2 dark brown inserts like metal finish.Another suggestion is to run a row of 4x4 tubled travertine the2" border on top of that then continue 4x4" tubled travertine in diagonal direction!

Bought in the neighborhood of Belmont last summer and my jaw dropped from the price increases I’m seeing there and the bordering neighborhoods.I don’t see a bubble but I’m getting a little nervous.

I currently have about 100k equity there.2016 capital gains income: 02016 business / gambling income: 25k2017 capital gains income: 152k2017 business / gambling income: 28kChecking account balance: 100k+Credit score: 730Investment property price range 165k - 200k.I can get letter from CPA stating I've been in the same business since 2010.I'm being told they will take either last three years of capital gains or last two years of gambling. 

With smaller towns there is always that gamble. 

Many say that buying for appreciation is simply gambling.