I've just moved to the Boston area as I continue to work my profession in the US Air Force.

I'm really excited to continue my REI journey on BiggerPockets.

That's okay, it's still building equity and I want to continue learning and pursue with buy and hold, cash flowing rentals.

The main thing is not to use the HELOC for long term funds because you don't want to continue paying the interest on it if you can prevent it.

This continues via conventional loans vs just starting with an LLC.

Closer to the Dallas North Tollway will be closer to urban amenities and style and a lot of growth is being driven by the expansion at DNT and Sam Rayburn Tollway (121).  

Our goal is to do flips 100% of the time but being self funded we can't pivot to a new job without the most recent one selling, so in between jobs we continue GC work for clients.

PROS: house is super affordable, some houses on the street are being renovated, move-in ready, I could force appreciation if i wanted to (i.e. easily add a 2nd bathroom, minor updates) and neighbor is up and coming.CONS: 1 bathroom that is jack/jill style (guests would have to walk though bedroom to get to bath), water heater is 15yrs old., sort of funny layout/small kitchen some houses on street are a little unkept.View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

That continued through my teens and young twenties and I’d always say how I wanted to marry a man who wants to do the same so we can have a family business and not work for “the man.”

As my city grows, the tolerated commute time continues to grow.Housing demand is completely dependent on jobs.