Even if you only use it for a couple of years, you could sell it off and recoup a good portion of your investment.Now, on the tax side, renting gives you an immediate write-off, which might be easier for cash flow.

I would find a broker that is will to charge you a 1% and get you the best rate possible.

But since this is off the beaten track, it is not straightforward finding alternative brokers or agents to help.So if you are a broker or agent that has some experience with this, or know of one, I am interested in discussing, or in getting a lead/some contact details.

I collect my rent via cash app. 

Purchase price: $500,000 Cash invested: $70,000 Sale price: $725,000 Creative financing purchase, fix/flip with retail sale.

Unless you want to say people who have jobs don’t have time to find a new home to live in. 

I'd still say for go for it if you can find a property that qualifies, but be thorough in DD about the regulations/permitting.

If you overpay for a property but put no debt on it you will probably still cash flow some money, even if it's less than you thought.

I read that I could dispute bad review in cases like this, but I also spent a lot of time and mental energy to find a middle ground.

I said go talk to your attorney I will trade you the house and some cash for the land so you will now own your house free and clear and not have to move.Attorney comes back with 225k for the land i give her another 100k in cash and we do the swap.