Thanks @Greg Scott for the feedback.

I've been pre-approved for a $300K loan and am seeing that few properties generate incremental cash flow if I also live there during the first year:- Purchase 2+ BR home and rent out while I also live on-property; move out after a year- Purchase a home for myself (i.e. a condo - I know I know, condos have terrible ROI but I personally like the look/feel)- Keep renting / delay home purchaseAs this is Week 2 of my real estate venture, any feedback/insight would be incredibly appreciated -I feel like I'm also getting cold feet because while I have funds for down payment, I don't have 10% of the home price immediately saved in cash. 

I appreciate your feedback. 

Can you please share your experience like cash flows, communication, properties feedback etc?

I really appreciate the feedback!

We are flippers and recently got a hold of a waterfront 2.3 acres property with a 1964 house (bought in cash).The house was build by the original owner and the attic was transformed to the second floor, but not finished.The comps in the area are very controversial and the main question is: sell the house AS IS (gut out job) not investing another 100K OR keep it as a super rare commodity: renovate, take out a line of credit to continue flipping, and rent out long term.My first time seeking an advice so I really hope for your feedback.

Thank you for the feedback Bill!

Now I know that I should be speaking with a real estate lawyer, accountant, and financial planner, I just wanted to try to get some feed back and some questions that I should be asking.

Just wanted to get some feedback from others.Thanks!

I live in the Philly area so any local feedback would be great.