Not sure if you have any other capital, but I would imagine it would be difficult to obtain financing with a part time job.Do what I did -- finish your degree and then buy up a multi as soon as you can and live in one unit while renting out the others.  

I was just there a week ago.. bit money place and totally under the radar.its not SF but its akin very much to my market here in PDX  its a 200 to 250 a foot finished product market.

But if there's enough pressure, it will come through that coating.As far as the walls, on this side of town, our code requires basement finishes in areas where there is any chance of heaving be suspended from the floor above.  

Finishing Touches

If you only need minor upgrades and not a full renovation of the bath and kitchen your costs will be substantially less.I'm wrapping up a project in the next week and would be happy to meet with you when I'm finished and give you some direction if you would like.

Hi everyone,I have been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts for the last month and finally took the plunge to finish updating a profile I started back then.My interests are in buying and holding multi-family homes in Columbus, OH and surrounding areas.

I bought my primary at 23 (3 years ago) and am just finally finishing up rehabbing it.  

My business is software development and its 13 years old (I really need to finish my profile). 

My question is, do I finish all 1,200 owners before trying to touch them again?

Be sure you assign the correct value to the finished house, and that it's based on exactly what materials and finishes will be used, etc.