I’m still pretty new at real estate investing compared to most but after learning the basics and starting to roll with deals you start seeing this picture you explained above and how there are so many variables to each person investing in real estate.

We love to ski in Winterpark, but the infrastructure is really lacking compared to other markets.

I'm planning to stash my commissions to help build down payment money for my own brrrr buy and holds, much like wholesalers often plan to use the capital for more traditional investments, but being within the law, I'll be able to network and build connections without being shady.

You need to do a full comparative market analysis and find the true value of your home.

Definitely would be interested in comparing notes and see your thoughts on everything.

Compare this with the move-in checklist.

Other comps in the area suggest that the price per acre is around $100,000-120,000.That would mean that my land when compared to the cheapest and latest comp (the neighbor's lot) would be $255,000 ($85,000 * 3).

I will be doing an FHA or traditional cash out refi on my primary with them early next year (there is still the up front PMI on fha, but no closing costs) to wrap my first, second, and some divorce legal debt together and then doing a rate and term traditional refi several months later to lock in a lower rate than a cash out would have now.

Compare to the stock market and bitcoin, housing market is not at the stage of crazy yet like stocks and bitcoin.

Guess ill just give it  a shot on my deal and compare the info to the actual county websites.