Prices and the interest rates were part of the reason why we decided to wait. elementary school ratings and career changes were the other things.As you suggested, buying a fixer upper is also an option. concern with that will be the added delays in actually renting out the house after the fixes/updates.

Nothing was ever said about it after. 

Hey @Madhur Mehta - Typically, I like to rely on the motto "The numbers don't lie" - however there is still the time and effort of making the change. 

When I purchase a new rental, I always change out the valves for the toilets and faucets with upgraded valves that are less likely to fail.

You don't have to live there for 2 years, because you moved due to job change.

The last 30 days the big boy's tones have changed.

I changed the ownership to joint tenancy with my husband in 2019.

Can you explain this concept in more detail?

One 4 plex won't change your life in 1-2 years, but after 20.

Not only does that change your income flow, but you also don't want to set that precedent for the tenants.