Income $80,000 a year, I am a sales executive 3  years at current companyGross monthly income (optional): $7000 approxMonthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $Credit cards – 20K, about 700 a month.Car – 10,000 (200$ a month)Student Loan = 15k ($300 per month FICO: 700Credit issues:  1 60 day late 3 years AGO CCARDThank you Thank you!!

our single levels will sell at 250 plus a foot and all go to empty nesters.. the others are moving into this area for the schools.. we get a lot of semi rural folks that sell their 10 acre hobby farm and 5k sq ft house to younger families at the 600 to 2 mil price point and look at a 2k sq ft single level for 500k as a retirement home.. 

:Last time I checked EISD, the average price per square foot was $225.

I think this will allow me to get my foot in the business while also earning extra income to put away until I can make the full transition.

Consists of two apartments and a 500 sq foot office area with two separate offices and a small kitchenette area and a powder room.

So far I'm pretty satisfied, but people I know are recommending I pause and consider BRRRR for either larger ROI or even just buying/rehabbing/reselling (aka: flip) to generate another stream of income as I try to slowly get my foot out the door with my current day job.Right now I'm entirely invested in my day job.

I am new to the real estate investing world, and am trying to make sure that I get off on the right foot.

Spirit in the bottom unit in the form of an older man and a child in the top unit, and thought I needed to let the tenant in the bottom know.I am a pretty open-minded guy but I found it somewhat funny.

I will use dollar per square foot as one of my indicators.  

Lease options in all their forms, sandwich leases, cooperative assignments, pure options, and blends from all the above, all became my foot in the door and my calling card.