Easy for commuters to the UofA, downtown or North.

Look north of Frisco in Anna, Melisa, Princeton, etc.

I'd rather have my cash back and use that to put into another property, instead of having it tied up in a home.Looking for some insight from anyone that has property near North Providence and Johnston.

We will use a VA loan and are looking to occupy a 2-4 unit located on the north/northwest part of Chicago.

Lots of capital, very easy, become 100% committed :)  For me at the end of the day its all about commitment, I specialize in house hacking in North Jersey the day I became committed to it, I found a way. 

What kind of vacancy would a house like this have out in rural north east areas like NJ/NH/PA?

In the last year or so in our state of North Carolina prices have soared.My question, I know this may sound like a rerun, are any of you long term rental landlords still purchasing properties with less cashflow?

So I would say just show you know what you’re talking about and are willing to go the extra mile to help them succeed eventually your record will speak for itself!

Close proximity works on paper for  comps but in the real world even a 1 mile radius might include having to cross a major highway to get to the beach and different zoning that doesn’t allow nightly rentals which impacts the value so much that it might as well be in another state. 

As far as income 2019 I made about $40,000 on the books, $25,000 in 2020, and I'm projected to make $40,000 (W2 income) in 2021 with maybe another 20k from 1099 Uber income , another 18k in cash off the books from tips , two families sell in a 1 mile radius for an average price of 950k I currently owe $680,000, I bought the house for 715k last year , also my income does not include the rental income as I have not filed that as of yet and I would for 2021 , based on all of these numbers would I be able to get a Cash out refinance at a $950k appraisal for a new loan of $712,500 pay back my loan for 680k , take the difference of $32,500 in a cash out , it would probably lower my mortgage as I would get a new loan at 75% LTV based on the new appraisal, meaning I would have 25% equity left in the house and remove my PMI .