I think your best bet is to go a rent-to-own property.

I’m thinking your best bet might be to capitalize on your gains and buy in an area with a better price to rent ratio.

You can bet the big investors/hedge funds are salivating all over this opportunity already.

It sounds like sucking it up for the next few years is my best bet for early FI though.

Well, to Brian, the solution of housing for the humane race is lease to own.Let's not forget the reality, those here are already living somewhere.You are not going to see some great influx of housing leases or purchases, the folks in this casted net are already in the economy.The approach taken by the President is pretty much common sense, the expected or proposed boarder restrictions will most likely offset any greater influx of immigration, there won't be a greater intrusion of foreigners entering, bet my last dollar on that.

Most children are being insulated from these things, I bet they would love to be involved with it in some capacity.

These tables, I'd bet go back to the 40's but the definitions have probably changed under newer guidelines redefining a "family unit".

Best bet is to buy a well made, small shed for bare minimum size.

This is particularly true if you don't have relevant investment experience, and this is the lender's first time working with you.To get the lowest rate possible, your best bet is to speak with a number of lenders and compare terms.I would also add that you should be evaluating the total cost of capital, not just the interest rate.Best,Michael

With the federal reserve currently indicating it’s not raising rates, maybe this bet will pay off.