My first thought is to build 15 Duplexes as i like the idea of being able to sell one or several if needed as any point in the future.

The longer they stay high, the more investors who thought it was a good idea to buy 3% cap buildings on cheap debt a few years ago are going to get bled out.

I'm looking forward to engaging with other members, learning useful resources, and contributing to conversations.If you have any specific recommendations for a new member like myself, please let me know.

Thank you all for engaging!

Short of consulting with a lawyer or such thought we'd see what you all have to say about it.

Keep engaging with other investors, taking action and achieving everything you have your sights on.

@Chris Seveney - That's an interesting thought.

Thoughts?

We haven't put in our offer yet or gotten an inspection, but were excited when we toured it yesterday and found it was in generally good condition and there were no visible or olfactory signs of water damage.My original thought was we could get a conventional primary home loan for the purchase price of the house and then use cash to finish it out.

I'm also aware of self-leveling compound, but I believe that may be just a bandaid solution to the cosmetic issue but will not address the risk of future settlement.I wanted to reach out to this community to see if anyone has any thoughts about whether push piers and house lifting would be a worthy investment or if it's just a total scam/rip off?