Let's explore if there's a fit.

Originally posted by Account Closed:Im looking at 3 to 4 units  and i know with 2 units i wont live rent free but 3 or 4 should be right  Pick a city/town that you'd be ok living in and then start searching. 

That’s what we’ll explore in this article.What are the Upsides to Such a Move?

(I saw the possible thought of just expanding the one you have, but if you wanted to explore the possibility of buying fixing and selling, you may have a lot more opportunities of finding financing or JV partners to do it with you). 2.

This was just a pilot so sample size isn't huge, but hope it gives you some ideas.Types of targets...55 of the leads were houses we wanted to live in (looking for a new primary residence at the time, we've since moved to CA) - those received a slightly different letter than the rest, stating that we were looking to move to their town and wondered if they were interested in selling (it did also say I was an investor, which was why I was looking for a house in an unconventional way!).

The unit is in a great part of town, very popular area.

I am looking for a place in my home town.

In Mansfield, for example, there is a town zoning regulation that allows only 3 unrelated individuals to live together in a SFR.

Hey @Lance YangProperties tax are not a function of the usage of the property.They vary from one town to another and they can vary significantly.

I actively invest and sell real estate in Pensacola and I think it’s a great town for buy and hold.