What age and condition is kitchen, bathrooms, water heaters, furnace, roof?

Given the age, price of land, moving costs, etc. you're really better going with option 1 or 2So all this to say, Yes Branden there is a deal, you just need to be more clear about what kind of a deal you are looking for, but if it is trying to take a chunk of that current list price vs.

I’m just beginning my journey in real estate and would like for my partner to be supportive but don’t want to start all over at the age of 30.

This, however, will change as Airbnb moves up the value chain and boomers (VRBO stronghold) age and die.

Great one.Figure out a way to put away $400-500/mo into a total market index fund.At your age, that'll be massive when you're old.

What is enough is up to your risk tolerance and factors like the age of the property, its ease or difficulty of being rented, and the tenant base it attracts.2.

You also have to account for the age of the house to make sure you are doing all the proper rehab work.

But due to the age of this unit, I can't get more info.

At the time, had he bought 2 of them all cash, he could've retired at age 33.I was 10 years older, at the time, I was married, and all my married friends were struggling with mortgages, car payments, credit cards, and my brother goes around paying cash for everything, i.e. house, car.

Depending on age of the home once you pull permits and start taking down walls or open things up you will have to bring things to code which can blow your rehab cost.