Eventually I will sell the home.

Yes eventually maybe they want to clean credit up or come into money years later and you get some small amount.

The only eye-popping savings was when I tried to list one of my rentals for sale (just didn't feel like doing it), and the local high-volume , highly regarded agent tried to get me to list for $35,000 under what I eventually closed the deal at.  

Eventually working our way to multiple properties as rentals to build passive income. 

My observation of studying The MLS of the last four years that literally every property, even properties that I thought were priced too high, not worth the money, ended up selling at near or close, to their listing price.Now it may have taken four months five months six months, but the property did eventually sell.

I could use the cash sale of these two parcels to financing the majority of the price to build the eventual house that will go on this land3-This would allow me to control how many neighbors I'll have (I don't want a neighborhood with houses spaced 15 feet apart going up)So, maybe a bit of an investment, I don't really think sitting it for 3 years would let it appreciate much in value, but, it would give me control and future sale of any of the remaining property would be put towards building of the new house.

Another thing is thinking ahead as far as space and what not - it would be nice to eventually get into either a larger townhome, a SFH or perhaps even a duplex.

We will start out by managing the rentals ourselves, and eventually outsource that to a management company as we scale.Here are the scenarios that we would like feedback on:1.

.❏ 60% of properties eventually sell.❏ How much supply in the area.1) number of houses for sale.2) Number of houses sold in past 30 days.3) Divide the current list by the past list.

I lived in a hotel for 6 months and eventually started making a living selling homes then getting into Property Management.