There aren’t many cases where you can choose which product to use and have them both make sense.

Real estate has always interested me so it was a natural path to reaching those goals.Over the past month or so I've been binging the Rookie Real Estate podcasts and have dove into some reading as well, just trying to learn the steps in each part of the investment process.

These local prices are running up quickly, so "deals" are a lot harder to find.If you're having a good experience so far with this house, you might want to look into the FHA 203k loan product for your next project (if you haven't already). 

By buying the duplex with an FHA or other similar low down payment product that can keep your capital to buy an investment property.

The different financing products can make or break the deal.

And they only have 2 properties on the market for investment, 1 of them is in process (available for investing but not yet listed on AirBnb for rental income production).

Again all of this land has been paid for, thus no bank loan pushing us.Lots2/3 do not have as good of a nature backdrop to them, but still great locations. 

Makes sense otherwise the court would be flooded with requests for probably as small as a $1 given the nature of this country!!!

Conventional loans are the only conforming residential product for non-owner occupied. 

We have natural gas being installed later this week with two meters and will be putting two boilers in to be able to separate the two units heat and hot water.The problem is that our tenants lease is up this coming month and the boilers will not be done in time.