Because you can build a house with an attached guest house, then just seal off the door and have 2 houses.3) If you have to have chickens then you need to move on because they ain't gonna change that easily4) If the random crap bothers you, also move on5) You have your extra structure already in the old cabin so that's a bonus. re they making you tear it down.Sounds like way too many restrictions for me, especially out in the country on a 5 acre lot.

Depending how much you earn you can step up those savings by getting a side-hustle in any part of real estate....working for a top Real Estate office on weeknights and weekends, working for an RE Investor, working for a General Contractor and learning a few skills, etc.

Hoping any RE agents or owners in town can talk to me about the market there.

The RE Rookie podcast from Bigger Pockets is FANTASTIC!

Many insurers will NOT write a policy in the mountains. 

I have the money saved for the rehab but I would apply for a loan to cover the majority of the rehab and use savings for future repairs. 

Typically the longer you own, the better the retunrs will be. 1. you can refi to lower rate in future 2. rent will continue to growOnce you are settled there, you can start looking at investment only properties.

Getting the best interest rates, doing (re-)taxations, changing the percentage for a down payments that needs to be paid or for the % in refinancing to get back.We are actually planning our next meet up in Barcelona about refinancing where a mortgage broker is coming to have a talk.

Absolutely do contact Yonah, he is the best person to answer your cost seg questions.As far as determining feasibility, it is usually done by your tax accountant who can estimate your immediate and future tax savings.

Hi @Omer MenasheOne thing to remember when you are getting into RE investing is to have your team of people or as Brandon Turner from the Bigger Pockets Podcast calls it your CORE 41.