If the lease is poorly written, it may be more of a challenge. 

I will also have to say if you have poor spending habits or in debt to work on those areas.

Hi all,One of my family members has a house in the very desirable Westlake neighborhood and the Eanes school district. It is fully paid off and worth around $1 million today. They are coming to me with help about what...

I just finished "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and am wrapping up the BP "How to Invest in Real Estate the UBG to Getting Started," actively listen to the podcast, have David Greene's "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" cued for my next read, and look forward to becoming more educated on the subject!

That may be your best bet.

If you have not, great books to read are:Rich Dad, Poor DadThe Millionaire Next DoorCash Flow Quadrant Tax Free WealthSet For LifeRental Property InvestingThe Millionaire Real Estate InvestorThe REAL Book of Real Estate So Good They Can’t Ignore YouYou are more than welcome to reach out if you have any questions.

Bet on the Fed (and the human nature of government officials). 

It isn't a sound investment strategy to bet everything on market appreciation.  

If you have 100k and were thinking of putting all 100k of your own money into 1 deal, you could become cash poor. 

Your best bet is to find a local Bermuda realtor if you're still interested.RegardsGreg