I am a newer real estate agent who has fantastic credit and about $80K in savings.

I’ve also considered a 203k loan for whichever asset class I’m able to get the numbers to work with, and over the year or two I live in it, I’d continue adding to my savings and building equity so I can use that to put down on another property afterwards.

I am looking to potentially do the painting myself to save money.

I  would get someone that is over 50 years old and is active still.Mentor will save you years of research 

save up enough to house hack, then house hack.

Seems like with full control over my pricing, and a little more effort and personal touch than Evolve can provide, along with automated systems to make sure communication is handled in a timely manner, I should realistically be able to expect a lift in revenue, on top of what I'll be saving by not paying Evolve.Thanks again for the input!

-Ideally list early in the week and during a weekend-Monitor economic indicators and interest rates.Marketing Strategy:-Develop a comprehensive online and traditional marketing strategy to get your listing in front of the most buyers.

Save yourself the future headache, my friend.

I did some research and it looks like the best way to go about it is via online platforms like Craigslist, SpareRoom, Roommates, and Facebook Marketplace.

Purchase Price: $380kTaxes/Insurance: $9,300 yearly (estimated)Downpayment: Up to $100kMy vision for the next 1-2 years is to live in the house and use the MIL suite income to pay most of the mortgage while saving enough for another down payment on another home that would become our primary residence.