Luckily, I was able to get out of this one as well...I finally took a step back and decided I’ll just get a smaller SFH and look for an owner occupant another time.

After learning more about the pitfalls of sinking too much into my 401k account, I've decided to shift my focus into RE rather than maxing out my 401k and my wife's TSP account annually.With it being a new year (and bonus season!)

Which helps the numbers look better, Until I decide to move out.

The boardwalk is under construction and will extend all the way to the Aquarium.The Kushners (yes, them) own a multi acre plot at the tip of Gardner's Basin but I don't believe they have decided what to do with it. 

After these two years, I decide to sell the house.

And perhaps then consider buying an investment property which would actually cash flow.If you do decide to keep the condo I would be very stringent in screening your tenants because you can’t afford to carry two mortgages if your tenants stop paying or to repair significant damage or they were to damage your home.

When you started investing in real estate what did you do when you decided to quit your day job regarding health insurance, life, vision and dental? 

After lurking around, I’ve decided to introduce myself and get more involved with the community.Currently, I am working full time as a field engineer while my wife is working on finishing her degree in nursing.

It was a rocky road with the first property under contract the leases came out showing lower rents then we were told and decided to break contract.

Let the seller decide if they are willing to accept it.