Even with those fees coming out, it is still a decent amount of money.

How much do you think a first time young person who has never bought a home would need to save for a decent property return investment?

I figured wholesaling would be a decent way to acquire experience with the market.

And give yourself 6 months to pull that off.Or, if you can find a decent deal quickly but don’t want to come out too much cash out of pocket for it find some roommates who will pay the note and the PMI but I’d have that plan for 3-5 years until you can refinance once your equity is at 20% then you won’t pay PMI anymore

I am seeing nothing I consider decent.

I am a broker, and I personally had this problem last year where I bought a tri-plex a decent distance from the university.

Provided that I can get a decent interest rate with 65-70% LTV, does that seem like a decent place to start?

A decent circular saw will cost significantly more, but you can also get a lot more done with it in the same amount of time.

What other ways can I invest into real estate and see a decent return (anything that fits into a schedule of a full timer also outing another interest) I know what I don’t want to do and thats wholesaling.

I occasionally would get extremely motivated about investing in real estate, but would often be shot down by others or my own limiting thoughts.