Below I will list the pros and cons we have with this investment and what obstacles we face.Pros - Demand(80% of this 40,000 population town are renters!)

You could partially convert over several years.I suggest talking with several people, including accountants and perhaps a financial planner (not a product pusher), on this decision.I knew a woman who had a sizable balance in her IRA and converted ALL of it to a Roth in one year so she could spread the tax payments over 5 years (the rules back then).  

@Haley VarnerIn that neighborhood, I'm not shocked that one of her neighbors neb-nosed around in her business.  

We are in the process of selling the two houses we have in England and using the equity in that to purchase a family home for us to live in here in Chico.  

(I have 1 tenant with an eviction from when she was 18-19; she is now in her mid 40's).  2.

My only obstacle right now is ky credit which is 600 and my debit to income ratio is too high.

Through a few(okay more than a few) of life's obstacles and some pretty scary life advice, I have managed to put off my dreams of flipping houses and owning investment properties for going on 14 years now.

I'm excited to get in here though, and mingle with other like-minded people.

While talking to her, she told me she was filing her house in her Chapter 7 BK.

This new tenant did walk through the place before she signed the lease, and met me there (with her dad) about 2 weeks before she moved in.  Her