Now, the thing is, should we choose to invest this chunk of cash into a Texas or Midwest property, which none of us know anything about those areas, it would seem according to multiple sources that our ROI yields roughly the same numbers, in either the flip scenario or buy and hold, but...We end up with a much nicer home in a better neighborhood cashflowing about the same on a property we can pay off in two years just or less (40-60k properties) that have a much slower appreciation, but obviously better income once paid off.ORWe flip a house using way less financing, and inevitably decrease the risk of a flip gone wrong.That's our 20k dollar debate.

So the "right time" to act is when you choose to.

You can certainly shop different lenders, choose wisely as rate and terms are important, but so is the lender that can actually do the deal, keep that in mind as well.

I think anyone who chooses to ignore things like roaches, mice, mold, etc. just because someone is poor would need to be recognize that they are morally corrupt and would be able to live with themselves that way.

I am purchasing a house in a town that has 100k people so not many home inspectors to choose from.

You choose the store in the app.

If she chooses to put the lease in her name alone, which is often a lot easier, they then lose all the protections in the SCRA.

While I like those things, I choose real estate.

So just by glance it looks safer to choose the Mac Donald's large coke because the pricing is much simpler at $1 without a lot of math confusion.

The market here can be good if you choose your areas wisely but wholesaling isn't a possibility here and closing on a house has to be done via attorneys which can take a few months.