Unless you have reason to think that the area you're in will continue to rapidly appreciate (I know Seattle is on fire now, but I'm not sure this can last that much longer), I would lean toward selling.

I have found a few fundng options in the last 24 hours.The challenges I am facing are as follows:Firstly, I am 18 years old, I am super determined in owning my first property in the next 3 months, but I am still writing my final exams.

welcome as ive just signed up last week myself.

It' just a mindset shift that needs to be made.P.S My team and I have wholesaled over 100 properties in the California and Nevada markets within the last 2 years.

We have a generator, although we only use it as a last resort as a generator has a high annoyance factor.The last thing you want is to have an annoyed neighbor during the remodel.

The guy I'm buying from is completely remodeling 3 of the four units, and I may be able to talk him into kicking the last lady out, who will be gone before closing anyways, and remodeling all 4.

The last hurdle is tenants, which I'm in the process of doing right now.I will PM you a bit later with the details on area and contact info.

I spent the last 17 years working in the Internet industry, a roller coaster ride of feast and famine, only to land here.

Write it up as a personal letter.When you do all that, then contact a local RE Agent to give you a list of all the houses in that neighborhood that have sold in the last 5 years with all cash.

I have a few options to go through and the last thing I want to do is paint over these.