Are those same style homes though?

My spouse needs to be located somewhere in this general area, so moving far isn't an option.I'm contemplating somehow selling the home to acquire the equity and using the after-tax balance (estimating ~40k) to afford 2-4 new homes for the next 2-4 years, house-hack-style.

Specs: Cape Cod style home on a cul-de-sac with 1 car garage, walk out finished basement, and two story deck.Square footage: 18784 Bedroom, 2.5 baths Renovations: Below is a list of renovations post-demo in no particular order.1.

If someone has a specific brand or style they like, I'm open to recommendations.

As for quality over quantity... it all depends on your investment style and the kind of person you are (slumlording is not for everyone).I would recommend trying to find a good median that you can handle.

@Auria Styles, a refinance of a property before you sell and do a 1031 can be looked at as taking profit and runs a risk of being disallowed.However, a refi immediately after a 1031 is complete is looked as as borrowing against equity.

The road to actually closing on this property is far off, may not go to auction and if it does, will go for more. 6 beds is like a hotel, very management intensive and who would want to live in this style of housing other than students.

If she were to leave the rent would go to $950 or even a thousand is normal for this complex for that style unit no sign of big assessments on the horizon we the purchaser would pay and Escrow Company or title company to set up an escrow account (I think) that we would pay into the company would pay him the company would keep records who paid who pay the taxes Exedra so then neither party in the future could say that he either didn't get paid for we couldn't say we already paid him.

This will be a good time to find out the current condition of the units and to introduce your tenants to your management style.

Everyone's style is different.