I have a nice home, two little ones and a beautiful wife who's incredibly supportive.

Go visit your top one or two picks, look them in the eye, tour the town and see some props first-hand.

That is nice protection in case you need to sell it down the road.

Here’s the situation - my fiancé inherited a very nice house from fairly wealthy parents.

It can set you up nicely for financial freedom and help build an amazing future but I believe it is not worth the cost of your early 20's.

He was more serious and was nice to me, while buyer A seemed to play the game of 'this is just not worth it and the seller is an idiot for asking this price.'

I haven’t applied for a loan because my wife and I were going to take a short break from ownership since we banked nicely on our last live in Flip, but we’re ready to go again!

Their state taxes is flat at 5.1%There are ways to avoid or mitigate the taxes(as suggested by previous responders).You can do a 1031(suggested if you plan to keep on investing) or seller financing(installment sale) if you are no longer interesting in owning the asset but want a nice steady return.

There is one broken window so that's an easy fix.I had someone in on our second visit to look at the foundation and the house is structurally sound (except the small porch).It is currently being lived in, all systems work.

Once you set them up and find your team, it really is a nice way to earn a nickel...