I am wondering from a buyers perspective, it is better to have higher buying price or higher interest?

It sounds like there's a good scope of upside but thinking from a lender perspective and dealing with many investors, I'd recommend you need to work your numbers backwards and see what your upside looks like, based on realistic income and expenses and then go from there. 

And if you have a totally different perspective, I would love to hear that as well. 

Being a young family fresh out of college, our student loans have strained our credit to the point where traditional lending is not an option.

Upstairs was recently updated, downstairs also looks decent, needs fresh coat of paint. 

Slightly less labor and material on the install and honestly from a techs perspective I find easier to maintain.Bosch is a solid up and coming product I’m not completely familiar with their entire line but I know they have a basic heat pump that is made in China and doesn’t have the best reviews.

We gave the entire home fresh paint, cleaned up floors and ripped up carpet (it has the original hardwood), and added new carpet to the living room and a runner to the stairs.

Look at it from a renter's perspective.

My last post about my start in real estate got a decent amount of traction and I'm looking to continue providing some value to those starting out.I'm a former data scientist and my superpower on teams is underwriting so I'm sharing tips / advice / perspectives on this niche skillset.

https://wilmingtonbusinessdeve...This is an older article, but for anybody investing in Wilmington, NC this is good news from a job growth perspective.