You have a great launching pad so I don't think it'll matter too much, just don't blow the money on bad deals :)

Terminex said the place is immaculate; it is newly renovated and well maintained.Two weeks later she asked me to have them come again and set up the appointment because Terminex put her on hold for twenty minutes.

Good to hear it's working for her in Launch Control.

You now have fully $100,000 cash invested in the deal.Congratulations, the newly renovated house is wildly popular!

I think about a family who is forced to move right before school starts to get their kids started and buying a house just takes too long... or a teacher or school personnel who was newly hired, wanting to rent to get the lay of the area before buying... 

And as HP  Intel and Apple sprung up you had a HUGE need for engineer's and those that would launch this industry and as such you had JOBS creating the next influx of employees and the Asian populations were at that time educating their kids at a furious rate and many were in computing and engineering...

Especially if the house is a newly rehabbed or built house, I can see what upgrades/features, etc, the sellers think the buyers are looking for and the what the buyers seem to want.

I am under contract for a newly renovated house .

Hello All,I am a new agent working for a newly formed boutique brokerage.

I would leave 100k in the deal but my pros would be tax write offs, appreciation, raising rent, peace of mind knowing my payment is mostly fixed for 30 years, got this newly renovated awesome asset for 100k and some sweat equity, and most importantly I can repeat and reinvest again.