After you get a handle on that you may want to then branch out of area for your comfort zone.

How do you attract people/companies to your space (and leave where they are comfortable now).

- Up-front cost difference- Energy (heating) costs- Comfort- Resale value impact- Anything else that's relevantWhen I say crawl space, I mean a non-ventilated, moisture-protected (vapor barrier, waterproof spray, and sand/gravel), heated space, NOT the dirt-covered, ventilated space of old.Thanks!

Looking to jump into my first deal very soon but with the BRRR calculator giving the disclaimer message of potential bugs I'd feel more comfortable with an experienced investor looking over my numbers.

Maybe that's the reason I feel comfortable doing 250 SFH.People like you are the ones in this world that try to bring people down.

Stocks/Index funds are my comfort zone, yet I've never considered pulling equity to buy more stock, or getting a loan (unless I'm playing RDPD Cash Flow game, then it's risk taking everywhere....but that's my virtual life/family in that game, so who cares if we go bankrupt?). 

You can put a copy of that in your offers to, hopefully, give them some comfort knowing you could close a loan.  

You can see how quickly the cash flow can leave if and put you in a sticky situation.It comes down to what you both feel comfortable with! 

It will be a long time before undocumented workers feel comfortable enough to return.

Yes, with a FHA loan, the CoC return is often going to be pretty solid - you just have to be comfortable with either holding it a little longer (because you'll have no equity when you sell) or confident you can add some value.If you're buying it in your name (since youbare, because it's FHA) then no, you won't be cutting a check from yourself to yourself every month for rent.