If you see a person in bell bottoms and a tie dye shirt, you know that's 70's, and if you see a ranch house with a Japanese inspired entry and a 5/12 or shallower roof, with large windows, situated across almost the entire lot with a large front and back yard and a lot of stone work, you know you're looking at midcentury modern- in my area that puts it firmly in the late 50's to mid 60's.

Just curious, what area(s) of REI are you drawn too?

For my age, 59, having cash equal to debt is reasonable.In my later 30's it was 90% debt.Before that it was upside down.Probably should have levered more but watched too many go up in flames in my lifetime.

These are 4 two bedrooms ideally, but often a mix of 2's and 1's.

Originally posted by Jason S.:9.

Jason S. were did you find the FHFA information from phoenix?

Have an SCorp that I use for real estate projects. Single owner corp, no employees. If something happens to me my wife won't have access to the corp or its assets or bank account. I have a POA that allows her to condu...

Also, many lenders that do 5-10 only do so for single family and duplexes, not 3's and 4's.

An LLC is different from an S-Corp. and a C- Corp.

I have two condos in my portfolio and I like having the HOA restrictions to help keep the community, tenants in check and the risk of the community deteriorating over time is also reduced with a well run association.Currently I live near a huge townhome complex (few hundred townhomes) that was built in the late 90's.