We have traveled a bit and like many places but our favorite has been Nashville, TN for overall cost of living/weather/Culture.Our plan is to purchase a house in the <450K range and relocate later in fall after our Baby is at least 3 months.

US due to quarantines and quick travel bans manages to escape the worse.14.

When I do the rental calc on here I can crunch all the numbers with confidence except for repair cost and ARV.

I'm finally confident enough (and finally got my wife on board) to start making moves. 

If it is I would recommend you start smaller than a multi-unit (maybe 1-2 unit... even going to a 3 or 4 unit for your first property could be tough if you're just starting).After you're feeling more confident with your level of education I'd suggest these as your next steps:- look at some properties online (ie.

Move forward with it.There's nothing like success that breeds confidence...even if that suddss isn't the one we were originally looking for. 

Talk to an attorney if you don't feel confident after talking to the judges office.

I am confident nothing goes to the senior as they still have the senior lien.

That is YOUR NAME on that TREC contract, and either you care about that or you don't.Get the money part figured out, and then go make offers with confidence.  

Also this is the most (insert slur for a wimpy person without confidence) way of doing business.