We'll need to re-do the walls surrounding the current tub & I was hoping that these all in one's will help us save time & money.

However, after years of disciplined saving, I've finally reached a point where I can make my first property (a small apartment) purchase last year.

Purchase price: $135,000 Cash invested: $130,000 Sale price: $349,900 Better than new!

I sold all my NPL's in NY and I felt such a relief.1 & 3 not so much as a surprise to me, a lot of training going on right now on that front so gurus raking in the cash. 

Save your money on the listing and pay a flat-fee listing agent to put it in MLS (WITH PROFESSIONAL PHOTOS AND A GOOD AND ACCURATE DESCRIPTION) and then pay 3% to the agent who brings you a buyer.

It is a cash only as is fix and flip.

Purchase price: $402,800 Cash invested: $148,673 Sale price: $590,000 Our 1st rehab flip!

Save yourself a headache and call around as many as you can, and look for lenders that are WELL VERSED in the loan, and have done it many times before.

You want to either read your closing disclosures because it will state if you "Can" or "Cannot" switch the title vesting to an LLC.If you want to transition your primary into an investment property I would recommend using a Portfolio or DSCR program by doing a simple refinance either cash out or simple rate and term for intended use.

My point is the process of investing in real estate is not as fluid as it seems and for busy people it may even turn them off or they may just start splurging money and expect high cash flow and that won't happen.