Things like the age of the roof, HVAC, other capex items, etc can be a HUGE consideration.

I've recently read and listened to several real estate books as well as hundreds of forum posts, articles, and podcasts from Bigger Pockets (A wildly successful club - the Motley Fool doppelganger in Real Estate), and finally bought my first house at the ripe age of 22.

Brian, think about looking at some areas that have some density (rooftops) and an aging housing stock.

Maybe you're looking to put your money to a different use now - family, friends, charity - my reasons for my continued pursuit of real estate have shifted as I've aged.

Living in a new age of people working and learning from home!

I just finished talking with y broker and he has informed me that due to covid 19 the 10% penalty for taking your 401k before age 59 has been waived.

There are quick ways to find out age of your system if you dont know, PM me and I'll send you info.I replaced 2 HVAC systems from my Properties w same HVAC company, I know the owner very well same company I have service contract.

@Tye Laviolette It’s good to hear that you are taking money seriously at your age.

So unless you get more specific with the age and amount of work needed, it will be hard to give even a close estimate.

The above individual is making assumptions that it is reliable just based on the age of the car and the car payment so now I’m curious...