It looks pretty low, for me at least.

The cost of the turnover is important, and it plays a role in the timing, but the bottom line is the money is the same value when it moves...it's just at a different location...and if I can time that move, and what I am moving is the money I put in, plus the appreciation, plus the principle payoff (thanks tenant...again), and the total allows me to move from one property to two (or more), then my money is working for me...at a higher efficiency. 

When I first bought my house even though I was occupyig it I wondered the same thing and I was scared that the bank would be spying on me at my new home.

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So any sort of "betting on the future" is probably not for me (at least for now).

Hi, I recently found out about construction loans and it excited me at the thought that I could potentially build a custom home faster than I assumed.

I did a Zillow search to find the most reputable Realtor in the area, and persuaded him to meet me at the property. 

This was extremely concerning for me at the time but after discussing with my realtor and working with the seller they agreed to fix the issues caught by the inspector and give $5k towards the closing cost for the electrical work.We closed and I used the same people to list the property for rent, as quick as I could.

Sorry, @Melissa Haworth-- there's not much meat here to help you out... 1) I assume you're the buyer here? 

Sounds funky but I text a robot every day to remind me at specific times what task I should be working on.