Another consideration I forgot to add:Let's assume I brought $25k to closing to sell the property.That same $25k, if applied to another refi.

This story would have been much different had you bought there in 1980.2) Unless they paid cash for that $112K property in 1980, your parents have no doubt paid a considerable amount in interest on that property.

There's a place in Dallas that sells it for considerably less than Lowe's and Home Depot, their sod is always fresh too.

The population density of the units seems to be a consideration for those looking for an apt.

What are the larger considerations that I should be concerned with on a deal like this.

I'm a big boy and will ultimately make the final decision, but I do take all feedback into consideration.

I am not new, new when it comes to Real Estate since I got my start in cash flows, and to me, wholesaling is the same principle, just some different steps to take into consideration really.A friend of mine gave me the name and number of a guy who owns a title company, and someone he has known his whole life.

For example, for someone with over 1 mil in net worth may find considerable value in a larger property with reasonable cash flow, but may also dabble in a new strategy that is riskier but generate higher returns, particularly one in which they do not have that much experience.

Again, my project is a 3/2 bath at 1,588 sq/ft so considerable larger than the prior 2 that recently sold and also has an additional bath than one of the flips above.There were a few larger houses that sold but their dates are a bit farther back.

So far my friends have been really considerate about phone calls and texts but I can see unscheduled sessions could eat up a lot of time.