Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $25,000BEAUTIFUL 5 BEDROOM WITH LOFT 3 FULL BATHS ON A CUL-DE-SAC LOT SEPERATE LIVING AND FAMILY ROOMS,FORMAL DINING AND BREAKFAST AREA LARGE MASTER BEDROOM...UPGRADED QUARTZ COUNTER TOPS IN KITCHEN, TRACT LIGHTING AND BEAUTIFULLY UPGRAGED CABINETS UPGRADED BATHROOM COUNTER TOPS AND FIXTURES INSIDE LAUNDRY ROOM CUSTOM CEILING FANS THROUGHOUTWhat made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

All told, if it was me, I would push as hard as you can on him and his realtor, and maybe threaten legal action (but I am not a fan of empty threats), but ultimately, bite the bullet, pay the exterminator and get them resolved.  

I am a big fan of trading up over time, and I think the buy and hold strategy will never work as well as the buy and hold with a trade up component.

I'm working on a property flip analysis on a c. 1767 New England house in New Hampshire and a few aspects of the house have me perplexed.Does a renovated antique house warranty a higher asking price or only add to the charm?

I'm not big on conventions, but am a huge fan of meetups and local REIA's.

I'm a big fan of residential properties that are value add.

To quickly introduce myself, I moved to Miami in August after living in Central FL and before that overseas in England.

I am not a fan of JADU due to owner occupancy requirement and how it limits exit strategies.  

The downsides here are high prices and low availability of multifamily homes in my area (new england), the loss of mortgage payments going instead to renting in the meantime (around 15k/year) as well as whispers of government stepping into the multifamily space causing some concern.3) FHA on a Condo: This is a compromise between the two: Lower cost of entry (~100K or so depending on the conditions), HOA is akin to rent but I still get to put money into building equity.

@Codey Fabian Following because I too am a Dave Ramsey fan.