Speculating in asset classes outside of real estate with borrowed money is not a move I would personally make.  

When banks finish the foreclosure process many times they just sit on them until there directed to move them.

Very few people move out of storage in the middle of the winter and all locations around are full. 

You might find that multi is a better fit for you, but you might find that flipping is more conducive to your skillset/goals.

Hello,Doing the obligatory intro for my profile;) I’m a handyman LLC owner in Tennessee with aspirations to move into house flipping.

If you could cashflow a bad case scenario then build:Bad case scenario 2 bedroom grossing $60k at 8.5% interestDoes it work then move foward.

You have the book knowledge started and a general idea, but you have to remember that the books are all a broad overview and not exactly how it will all work in real life because your finances, properties, living situation will all be different than other.What's your goal of leveraging your current property to get another one?

Population is growing aggressively and jobs are moving here especially with major employers like Intel, Google, Amazon, Nationwide, etc.

:1) First, buy the land and a mobile home within 60 days of each other and have the mobile home moved there, keeping the hitch and axle and wheels in place 2) Second, get a perimeter wall or concrete pillar every 8 feet built under the  frame of the mobile home.

Mar of next year. ) i am looking at starter homes that range between $90k and $120k i will have about $35k-$40k of my own money for a down payment and could possibly need as much as $20k  i could save up the $20k in about 8 months. that would move my purchase back to December ishwhat are everyone's thoughts?