Hello everyone, I hope all of you are doing well in this pandemic and hope all this COVID thing will be over soon.My wife and I are not too far from retirement and started thinking of buying an oceanside or oceanfront property as a short-term rental for now and eventually moving in.

I've seen it before where agents forgot to fill out dates or get the right signatures and if one party doesn't agree to correct it, the deal stalls and eventually times out.

I think the safe T act is going to make a bad situation worse up there and I anticipate crime rates going up and eventually more people will leave the city. you may have a situation like New York in the 70s where crime got out of control and the market/city took a hit, prices came down and opened up opportunities for people in the 80s to invest and build the city back up after they finally realized something needed to be done. just my thoughts though. 

I completely updated everything in the house besides the kitchen and 1 of the bathrooms which i eventually plan to do next year. 

Keep after it, don't let the fact that you are not coming from a place of money become an excuse, it just means that you will appreciate it all the more once it comes, and it will eventually if you stick with it ... like a lender with money, I'll wish you good luck even though you don't need it :)

I am getting into wholesaling and will like to buy and rent eventually.

Eventually I will move out.

The course teaches you A to Z on how to get started in the real estate game, as well as buying home to eventual turn into a rental if you choose to.

Buying a luxury on credit often causes a person to eventually resent that luxury because the debt becomes a financial burden. 16th amendment in 1913 income tax became permeant.

The surplus goes to a repair escrow for now (eventual replumb/rewire) but I'm hoping to go solar within the next 5 years and increase the rents to include solar electric.