This is super helpful.

I'm open to all ideas including renting out my current home (if that's even possible - this area is super remote with no property management companies), househacking in Florida, buying a business, selling all my possessions lol... what else have ya got? 

The problem is we are super tapped out and we have nothing else to invest in this property. 

I just helped a client buy an 11 unit in the Weirs Beach area of Laconia and that sold for just over $450,000 and that was in as turnkey condition that older buildings could be... in a super location.  

They do this for a few reasons, they have to much work, not sure if they can do the work as good as the sub or the #1 reason is that the customer has asked for super low cost and discounting.

I cannot believe that Bob Bowling hasn't chimed in yet.

I wanted to make a super quick post about a topic that has affected most of us investors in one way or another.I previously tried to purchase 2 multifamily properties in Lowell that ended up falling through before I bought Leominster.

I used to have super great credit until a disaster of a divorce hit in 2009....had 2 foreclosures as a result, 3 young kids to raise and credit destroyed...  

So I'm super excited!

(I know, super late to be posting, but I don’t care.)It’s been several weeks since I’ve last posted, so I wanted to update and also see where everyone else is on/in their journey.Again, I am recently separated veteran from the military due to injury, and now receive full benefits and am in the process of getting ready to invest my first multifamily property.I am currently going through the pre-approval process, my credit score has improved tremendously, and focused on growing my transportation technology startup as I’ve just been accepted into an Incubator program for startups.I am looking at duplexes currently, and still have been engaged in networking/building relationships and educating myself with books and podcasts.It has been one hell of a year (not in a great way at the start of it), but I’m looking forward to 2023.