So that is not even the closing date.I start to think of moving away from this deal but don't know if that's even possible.

BiggerPockets also has a calculator you can use to analyze deals and I highly recommend you start this as soon as possible, even if you are not ready to buy.

Thrift stores are great for interesting framed pieces or even just nice frames and then order your own prints for them off Etsy.

In addition, I live with my parents so even househacking will still cost me over $400 a month, which is what I pay to stay with my parents.

It's what we wanted. 2018 build, 80k median income, 2 bed town homes, nice amenities, growing market.We have two moire assets similar to this one closing in the next 60 days because we are clear on what we want to buy and why we are buying them.The moral of the story is, whether you're buying a business, single family home, or apartments, make sure you have a buy right criteria, and let everyone know.

Once you feel comfortable, you can consider expanding your portfolio or venturing into value-add deals.I like to start with single family homes.

@Kristine Ann, even under the "older" system in Alabama, winning bidders do not get a quitclaim deed.

VELOCITY OF MONEY is something that has taken me a long time to learn...closing jobs out (Even at additional cost) and getting to the next one is more important for us NOW after having some old projects suck the life out of us.The fact that the county is threatening to take away the general contractor's license honestly SOUNDS ABSURD!

On an amortized basis it will be about 13 years before we hit even.

Is this even close to the norm?