But If appreciation is 10% then I may go with 30Y.Also 30YFRM give flexibility because you can always pay like it is 15 years, and second, as the value of the money is decreasing, then.....it's always good to go with longer duration as money going to be cheaper but would create more value in the future in term of wealth creation.Having said that, at most of the time, the longer the duration would be better ....better inflationbetter risk/rewardI am almost about to say I could buy house for the reason of we are having 30Y fixed rate.

My goal is to have more financial freedom for myself and to provide a better future for my son.

90% of Realtors are just Future Uber Drivers....

It was a four month project turned into a year. 

I'm looking at flood zones, population growth/decline, crime rate, the economic trends and future or current incentives for development in the area, what the biggest employers are, Zillow for rental comparisons, and property pricing.

And an added fact, I am "boots on", guess who knows the market best, who can tell you exactly what rent projections are, what block is B class, C or D.

pg 10"From the Fund’s inception in or around February 2018, the Defendants, both individually and through project managers at NRIA, represented to investors and prospective investors that NRIA was a solvent, profitable business that generated significant cash flow, separate and apart from investor fundraising.

Speak with insurance providers to understand how past fire damage might affect future policies and premiums.

If you get decent enough at it, it can help you keep a project going even if you need to fire one contractor and wait for another to start.  

It would be a good project for a custom builder, but I would think that the guys who are building big expensive houses would probably just want to buy the lot outright to keep more of the profit (understandably so).