If you bought for cash you can usually get a much better price than retail.

It would only make sense to me if it’s a lifestyle decision and, even in that case, you could most likely find a much better deal.

Facebook knows anyone better than they know themselves.

So it may be better to let someone else do the heavy lifting and take most of the risk (i.e. they be the sole guarantor on a construction loan, etc).

The better they are, the better I’ll be.

Perhaps the house is in better condition than I'm guessing. 2.

Do it on your new primary you’re moving in to next to show your new neighbors you’re better than them.

There is a time to create chaos and there is also a time you better know your 💩No equity / no cashflow deals do have their place for certain investors.

As most people mentioned, there isn't a large difference between a 2 and 4, but I would agree that it could be better to just start with a duplex until stabilizing if it is your first deal.

and the second is "Can you be better than that"?