I had been working on a very conservative business plan including acquiring some buy & hold and looking for opportunities to flip/fix or wholesale over the next several years.

When I say "adjacent", I mean it actually borders the larger parcel on two sides and would be the key to acquiring an additional .3 acre parcel on the other side of my lot to fill out the rectangle of the development.The property is very convenient to a prestigious local university and hospital.

I have an offer from a person who wants to acquire my condo using a land contract.

My strategy so far to is to acquire rental properties in order to have passive income through retirement.I look forward to speaking with everyone.

Borrow from 401k retirement account and acquire another cash flow positive property to cover the original cash flow negative property?

Initially i'd like to focus on distressed properties to rehab and sell, then eventually acquire multi-unit properties to hold long-term and create residual income.

My short-term goal is to acquire one property a month and save the cash flow from said properties.

My short-term goal is to acquire one property a month and save the cash flow from said properties.

After acquiring my knowledge in technical analysis, I realized all I was doing is speculating on bar movements in a chart.

I will definitely put granite in the kitchen and maybe tile the tubs.This is a nearby sale (with very ugly photos) with the same floorplan from last year, before the prices started really zooming up in the area.Nearby cloneHere are my numbers if anyone is interested:Purchase price: $114,000 (no closing costs or financing; acquired as a sub-to)Estimated fixes: $20,000 (I think this is pretty accurate, as we just had it inspected for the sale)Holding/selling costs: $10,000ARV: About $160KI know it's tight, but I'm new at this.