My time was limited but still make the effort to be as active as possible.

I don't want to limit myself.

My limited self education so far, made me realize that for > 4+ units commercial mortgage is required.

Some of the repair costs will be limited as I am looking at newer tract homes.

Plus the credit cards limit cash advances to just a fraction of the line, commonly, as you probably know.* Go ahead and get your agent's license and prepare to hang your shingle with an investor-friendly transaction fee-based agency.

I would think that if you held it for a few months before renting it for a weekend, you'd be OK, it really would not be an investment property purchased with the intent of making a profit but you're limiting expenses of your second home.

We’re not here to limit their marketing ability.

But, managing a home or deciding to buy a home has multiple dimensions to it, and the screen size and the ability to see multiple things is limited with mobile apps.

Overall, I think we have to discuss property classification when talking about cap rates or any measurement of price to income.

Since my research abilities are limited to CA for the purposes of vacant land... someone want to help with this?