Extreme move but could be a life-changing decision.2.

It seems that might be more realistic to fit for my current life, although it is less appealing to me.

I can lead when needed and will forever be a student of life.

And personally there’s no way I’d give up $60k year for the rest of my life for a one time $80k payment.

Some condos the owner may be responsible for the furnace or hot water tank so you would just capex the remaining life.

It is one of the few "cheat codes" in life that allows you to acquire a very attractive asset for very little money down.

I have done several Habitat for Humanity builds there and handing out T giving food and it’s not an area I would want to have investments.  

He could make a better living doing and have a better quality of life working in another state but insists on staying so he can be discovered and it's stifling his ability to get ahead in life.

The feeling you get when you are financially free is amazing because YOU get to decide the life you want and it is no longer dictated by debt and bills.So get back out there as tomorrow is a brand new day and there are more new properties hitting markets across the country to review and look at. 

I'd love to reinvest all the money I have in there, but it would cut my pro forma cash flow by 2/3 and give me almost no buffer if I needed to drop rents at any point over the life of the mortgage.