I realized renting wouldn't be viable because I don't have enough money for a down payment on a new place.I guess my main question is.... in a fierce market like SF, would it be possible to upgrade to a new place without spending any of my own money?

With no intention of pointing fingers here at Deborah or anyone else.

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It was never the intent of the forefathers nor those who came behind them to have this drastic circumvention of laws that are in place to deal with these extremes, including terrorism.

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I do have a tenant that is willing to sign a letter of intent for a long term lease prior to sale to help with the financing.

The main thing with those properties is that you want to make sure you're cash flow positive (even with vacancies) with a nice net income.

Charging less can help keep more steady rents coming in through long-term tenants.I'm not saying you should rip yourself off by not making anything on the rents, but why not make $100 less a month to save two or three months of vacancy because the tenants can't afford the place or are going to be more focused on owning their own place later and have no intentions of staying.

My main goal at the moment is to become as familiar as possible with everything rehab and real estate so i can be successful with this investment and develop my next investments into more profitable ones as i go.

I live and work in the metro Atlanta area and the main focus of my mortgage business is working with real estate investors.