That should also influence the decision.

In the letter pitch the benefits of selling their homes in this peak price market and tell them if they're ready to make the smartest decision of their financial lives to give you a call. 

That way if it’s something they are concerned about you’re making the decision as easy as possible for them.

It's a big decision.

It's not even suggested that Board's consider credit scores in decisions like this as there have been cases where credit history has been linked to discrimination. 

Also I wouldn't allow the cost of entry to make the decision for you, if you need capital partner with someone who has it or house hack in an A/B location (this is the BEST way to start in my opinion and you will learn a ton about landlording), but at the end of the day it comes down to your risk/reward tolerance.Best,

Before finding BiggerPockets I purchased the attached property and while I may have made a different decision after finding all of this information, I did make the purchase (via 1031) last summer and I'm generally not inclined to sell and incur the cost/trigger deferred tax on the property if I exit now.   

I reckon that type of decision comes into play when you have more than one bathroom.I would recommend that so long as you have the space to do so, you design the bath to have a tub/shower combo.

If you're concerned that you won't be able to find a deal later down the road: I wouldn't let speculation drive a decision beyond your risk appetite.

I’m currently renovating my rental property and putting in new vinyl flooring into the living room and hallway. I purchased the flooring I liked better aesthetically between the two I picked out and once I got home I ...