If its a fixer upper, you can do a FHA 203k which gives the same limits based upon post-Reno appraisal value.

Hey everyone,Currently I am in a financial bind so this is more of a time for me to broaden my knowledge for now, but I live in the upper valley.

It appears you could replace some of the older single (upper) breakers with 1-pole tandems.

There is a 4 bedroom 3 bath, ranch style home in Vancouver WA area that I would like to consider making the daylight basement into an adu (adding a kitchenette) so I can rent upper level and live in basement.

If you don't want to do much fixing up, you can always sell for cash (as a fixer upper) and get people in to pay lot rent.

Many people seem to suggest a multi-family home or smaller apartment complex as a good rental investment for the $500k, or perhaps purchasing some fixer-upper condos.

So here's a link and the address for a fun game of do you think this would have been a good deal. lol4151 NW 3rd Ave, Pompano Beach, FLhttps://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/reo/d/pompano-bea...What really interested me about this property is the fact that not only is it a duplex, but it seams to be a easy fixer-upper.

So here's a link and the address for a fun game of do you think this would have been a good deal. lol4151 NW 3rd Ave, Pompano Beach, FLhttps://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/reo/d/pompano-bea...What really interested me about this property is the fact that not only is it a duplex, but it seams to be a easy fixer-upper.

That said I would even use an FHA loan so less money out of pocket or hard money and cash out refinance if you find a good fixer upper.

I plan on using property managers for most of the apartments I get, so I'm not worried about the calls in the middle of the night and I enjoy working with contractors and finding solutions to fixer uppers.