If it's a nice house/neighborhood with minimal repairs and a high chance of large equity gain down the road, 0.8% might make a heck of alot of sense. 

There seems to be a lot of development out there and the traffic on the 84 going into Boise each day seems to be getting worst by the month, so it would appear there are a lot of people commuting. 

The purpose would be for SFH development.

Anyway, it's a single family home on a nice lot.  3br, 1.5ba.

My friend operates a brokerage, and he was nice enough to allow me to transfer my license to his brokerage and not charge me any fees whatsoever. 

Ali responds    "  thanks I will be OK"  it was a nice bit of feedback for her to look into it.. instead she takes the defense position and  its not HER I am worried about its her buyers who she is supposedly representing.. its why RE agents live and work in the community and why they preview homes before they show them. 

Would be nice to leverage my current 401k to purchase re.

 $25/door would be very nice!  

The thing about this neighborhood is it is not a mobile home park, the lots are big, and there are a few lots with very nice brand new brick homes owners have built, and others with older homes as well.

I'm a 22 year old Clemson graduate who has recently moved to Greenville for work as a full time software developer.