Here is where it gets tricky.I own a home, on an USDA rural development.

Consider all the factors.

I'll see if I can round up some local recommendations for a mortgage broker and see what they have to say.Its not as rural around here as it used to be - its all subdivisions and commercial development everywhere ... though the traffic still doesn't hold a candle to the traffic in DC :)Thanks,Amy

My wife and I moved to Tampa and had to decide whether to sell or rent our home.Ultimately, the decision came down to a few factors.

I think this has been a factor which has definitely caused me to slow down.

Do you want to be a full time flipper or do you want to do more on the developer side or something else.

I see tons of new development right now, top golf, the climbing gym that's suppose to go as well.. research center not to far..Anyway, any help would be great!

Also ask about overdue maintenance if the person showing you the home has that knowledge.Once you know the ARV (make sure this is as solid as possible), you can calculate MAO as:ARV  x  [65% or 70% (depending on several factors)]  -  Repair Costs  =  MOADig around BP for blog posts on the topic.

It has been under developed and yet has easy access to Pittsburgh down 28.

I’m just trying to figure out my personal investment philosophy and how that factors...