I close on one in Jersey City in the fall and hear about people taking down homes with FHA all the time.Sure, your FHA offer might get ignored on an SFH, but the buyer pool is smaller and there is less competition for tri's and quad's.

:)My name is George, I grew up and live in NYC and am looking to make the Post-Covid hop over to sunny Northern NJ!!!!

Las Vegas is a cheap place to insure but I pay $400-$600/year for $300-500k homes (some with pools) with a 500/500k limit.

I paid Cash for a 3/3 Townhome behind the Home Depot in Valrico in a really quiet, clean, small gated Community with a pool.

I would think based on the location and the extra drive time it will bring in less revenue but I’m curious if anyone with a 4 bedroom (no pool) in Wears Valley would be willing to share what their experience has been.

His name is Joel Poole, he walked us through the process very well.

If you have a vacancy and screen multiple tenants so that you have a pool of applicatants to choose from, you are doing it wrong. 

., 26-foot ceilings, a four-lane bowling alley, a spa level, a movie theater, a 200-cap “philanthropy wing” for charity galas (with floating pods overlooking Los Angeles), a 10,000-square-foot sky deck with a putting green, FIVE swimming pools, a juice bar, a cigar lounge, a custom tequila bar, a hair salon, and a gallery with custom-curated artworks by Creative Art Partners.

I was at a pool party and overheard a friend talking about this house he got for 10k in a great location I was familiar with.

NOT AN APPRAISER - But usually they look at permanent fixtures (eg swimming pool) as an adjust to the comps used.However, if there is obvious major CapEx needed (eg roof with major holes and obvious moisture invasion issues) sometimes they'll take that into account, but they are NOT physical inspectors and don't know the cost.