In my experience, the lazy and incompetent vastly outnumber the "good ones"  Contrary to the news and history taught in public schools (heavily promoted wishfull thinking) every "solution" the government implements causes more problems.  

The good news here is that your credit will rebound fairly quickly with consistent payments of your required amount, paydown of your debt, and with the increase of your average age of accounts. 

When you combine these two factors, I don't think this ones for me.Good news is there was a triplex that just popped up today that I'm going to see on Friday. 

It's a news letter type email that goes out, and he also does a weekly Facebook update every week as well.Search Reports on Housing Steven Thomas and you'll find him. 

I'm excited but the news made me consider more deeply whether I'm on the right ship.

I know a couple Nigerian princes who have some very exciting investment opportunities.

My realtor is telling me ARV is likely to be $275k, so not a 'great' flip, but the location is so great we'd probably buy and hold long term, which would be good news for grandpa in unit 2. :) Would like opinions on my projections...and what method would be the best way to finance all this....Financing, we have 3 options:$150k cash + we could take out a $100k equity line of credit on our primary at prime + 1.5%: ARV refi pulls cash out/pays of LOC on $275k valuation = $206,250 out or $23,750 out of pocket & $1,102/month pymt = ~$900/CF/mo30 year traditional and roll repairs into cost: $80k down $150k financed 30yr @ 3.375% (total out of pocket: $80k + $858/month = ~$1200/CF/mo)30 year traditional: $45k down $135k financed 30yr at 3.375% + $50k in cash for repairs (total out of pocket: $95k + $792/month = ~$1250/CF/mo)This is only our 2nd rental property, so any advice is greatly appreciated!

The good news is that money orders can be cancelled and replaced.

Martinez Jr. streets.Within about two miles east of the 1300 East Fifth site, more than 645,000 square feet of office space is either underway or being planned across four projects: the 221,000-square-foot Eastbound by Lincoln Property Company and Kor Group; the 162,000-square-foot Eastlake at Tillery by Cypress Real Estate Advisors and Greenbelt Commercial LLC; the 91,635-square-foot Red Bluff by HN Capital Partners and Red Bluff Partners; and CIM Group's own 187,000-square-foot office project, 618 Tillery.Founded in 1994, CIM Group is well-known in Austin as the co-developer of The Independent, which at 58 stories is Austin's tallest tower. https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2020/11/18/cim-group-planning-east-austin-redevelopment.html

If so, please feel free to PM me.If SFR is your thing, good news: You're in the right place!