I am new into investing and was wondering if I should take the risk and invest into it granted I do not know much about foundations of a home. 

Bonus pic of the way another smoker left my apartment...I think my guys used Killz as the primer.. been in many a foreclosure were someone lived there 10 to 30 years and well walls were yellowand we wonder why folks get lung cancer..  

Same deal with Josh and Brandon, I wonder if they welcome direct messages from fans/new members?!

Downstairs finished basement is a 2/1 with no kitchen and plenty of space, and has it's own entrance from the back of the house.

Hey guys,I was wondering if there are any meet ups that occur in NYC and where I would go about finding some.

I was wondering if you bought significantly (20%) or so below FMV, you could refi in 6+ months and get all of your capital back.Hey, great job having a paid for house, an emergency fund AND another 20% for a down payment!

I was wondering if anyone has recommendations of an attorney who is familiar with this structure and could help me set it up in the Charlotte, NC area.

Needless to say, it was a successful endeavor - see some photos below:After the original home was demolished - After framing - During Stucco - And the finished product - 

I have some capital that I would like to invest and I am wondering if I should buy my own home or continue renting and invest it in a rental.

I refuse to ever rent in my 20's, so once my girlfriend finishes her masters, we plan to move and invest in a multi unit property that we can house hack (just to start off our REI journey).