Of course, no one is going to admit to making emotional decisions, but I thought it would be an interesting discussion.Sometimes what appears to be an emotional decision is actually a portfolio or strategic investment decision, just not expressed well.For example, all property I invest in, both commercial (most of my holdings and residential (a much smaller percentage) are, by choice, in the upper 33% as to condition, location, desirability, appearance and demand.  

Investment Info:
Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

16 units 4-4 unit buildings on one property each unit has a garage bay included and additional parking out front as well. Nice area i...

Just out of high school but my papaw has his own flipping business, and I've watched a few videos. but if I was in your position, I think I would take the money you're making from the job and have it pay for your real estate investments such as a foreclosed house or a fixer-upper, and maybe talk about lowering your hours so you can focus on that a little more or find ways to work around your hours you're getting right now.

I've had my other property (upper/lower duplex) in Sheboygan for about 4 years now and current rents are $700 and $730 (no utilities included). 

For our first fixer upper, we had a great time and were very pleased with the turn out.

Personally, I recommend sticking to B and upper C class working class neighborhoods. 

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Carefully remodeled, leaving no stone unturned- this home includes; Luxury SS Frigidaire appliances, private upper-level owners suite, custom designer tile, restored original hardwoods, custom cabinets, vaulted ceilings, massive 11 FT island + a private downstairs bedroom suite perfect for multi-gen living & more.

I found some folks who are considering selling a fixer-upper in a GREAT location in the White Mountains of New Hampshire (with a fantastic STR market). 

My goal is to choose a market that is good for both long-term buy and hold strategy with good cash flow, also I'm considering working on fixer-upper deals and Brrrr in that market; adding this into the consideration, plus the extremely high-interest rate right now...which is a good market to enter?