In terms of next moves, I would weigh the interest rate versus rate of return on another investment.

Diplomacy and respectful negotiation is your best bet.

@Justin Gomberg Hi Justin,If you are planning to invest out of state, I highly recommend reading the book “Long distance Real Estate Investing” by David Greene. it will answer 99% of your questions on the subject.As far as buying non-BRRRR properties, I would stick with a trustworthy turnkey company versus buying off MLS at top of market and then still having to put money to rehab.

Your best bet is to do a standard 14 day inspection contingency. 14 days from when the seller accepts your offer.

I suspect you would do better than the $500, but I bet the $500is closer to accurate than the $1100.  

I would bet there are different terms for the same concept.  

Hello,
I’ve been looking into duplexes to buy as my first property. My plan is to live in one unit and rent the other. The problem in my area (Philadelphia suburbs in New Jersey) is that these duplexes do not last lo...

For instance, the lender I was with was loan to cost (LTC) versus ARV on a refi so you wouldn't be getting a loan based on the $300k it would be based off of the $150k that you put in.

100% betting on automation.

@Joseph your best bet is to cut expenses, and increase your savings-gap as much as humanly possible.