We have been contemplating our strategy to start our business by having my sister buy her first home locally here in Connecticut, a duplex as her primary residence and live in one unit with our mother, while renting out the other unit to a resident, and be able to also rent out her single-family house as a short term/midterm rental to traveling nursers/working professionals on furnish finder.

Another buyer came along and found a lender that was willing to lend on the deal and they closed on it and had success with the deal from there.

In the next couple of years I will look at whether the long-term appreciation approach is practical.

Which is the smarter option to take financially in long term, buying a new construction or resale house as a primary residence?

Depends on your long term outlook.

I'm excited to join this vibrant community of real estate enthusiasts. My name is Justin, and I've been a full-time real estate investor for over 15 years. I started my journey in a small town in Nebraska, flipping ho...

It serves as the foundation for all successful deals.The first stage in analyzing a possible investment is to perform rigorous financial due diligence.

If they continue to smoke in the apartment, you have grounds to file for eviction due to them breaking the terms of the lease.

I’ve sold 13 properties on terms.

Trying to keep it as long term rental, I'm getting 5/1 arm starting at 7.4, also 75% interest only 6.8%.. what would be the best deal to get out of the HM?