@Tyler FoyJump in the deep end and buy.  

What constitutes "appropriate" should be the topic of a deep discussion between you and a competent advisor.If you need more information than that, it's best if you reach out to your tax advisor, who is in the best position to advise you based on your facts and circumstances.If you feel your advisor is lacking in knowledge or unable to advise you on the matter, perhaps a change is in order.

If she chooses one with a strong in house property management team, she'll also get the benefit of having a deep bench of vendors for all of your maintenance needs.

@Stephen TiceThanks for the reply. the home would be purchased for a deep discount due to this.

I won't go too deep into it as it's been discussed many times before, but it'll allow you to use a subsidized loan (read: little money down), and it is one of the easiest ways to build wealth when you're starting out, provided you're willing to be flexible.3.

Maybe need some deep piers and consider seeping water/radon/methane/natural gas or whatever else was mined there. 

Hi BP,I'm writing this post because I'm neck deep in analysis paralysis and trying to claw my way out.

Its a deep passion of mine and I'm thankful that it was recommended to me by the GAREIA.  

The principal broker had jumped in and dug deep into the situation.

But this being my first experience of a rental property owner, I took a breath, and figured out how this could work.