Wanted to see what the community's opinion is on it and if they feel it could be a good idea.General Info on my situation:Primary vehicle: No payments but can't use as Uber (it's heavily modified)Debt: ~9k in CC (0% apr/21 months due to balance transfer)RE Goal: Build capital ASAP to put myself in good position to purchaseOverall Budget: I make good money and after bills/expense I still have a lot left overI was thinking about purchasing a economical vehicle to double as my daily driver and Uber on the weekends for extra income to put towards RE goal.

I will advertise heavily and consult an agent if no one bites after a couple of weeks.

After this all took place, I could still smell the original smell, but not nearly as bad as it was.The range was heavily coated in old food and grease.

I like the $1,500 rule for a strictly CapEx account, and then the rest can sort itself out based on how heavily invested you are.

I'm a huge fan of modern architecture and recently have been leaning heavily towards going the steel construction and stained cement floors route on these projects.  

I don't ignore it, but it's a factor that I weigh less heavily if everything else meets my criteria. 

Now is the time to buy if you're a FTHB and investors are competing heavily already here in 2023.

I was heavily aggressive being almost purely invest in stocks the last couple years and have done very well.

In addition, the loan approval will heavily rely on 2 factors, the final value after construction and the Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) the lender will not know these without detailed plans and some rental rates research. 

Heavily mold and water damaged, just the way I like them.