Is the property you seek to purchase turnkey or will it require rehab - and if the latter, would it be considered habitable in its current condition?

Hello!
So I am stuck in my real estate journey.
I am trying to fix and flip my first property but I can't get a property. I've been making offers, sellers are even accepting the offers but once I do a rehab assessme...

I am in the process of seeking guidance as to whether or not an LLC is necessary for my acquisitions venture as well.

Hi BP community, I can't seem to come to peace with myself right now so I'm seeking some wisdom and to see if I'm crazy doing this or I'm just overthinking it.This is a 2-family house in Jersey City (Unit 1 is currently rented, has 3 bedrooms and 1 full bath; Unit 2 is vacant which is the one I plan on moving into and house hack, has 4 small bedrooms and 3 full baths).

I am simply seeking advice to help sort out some conflicting priorities.

Normally, we would approach our CPA for this but he is retiring and we would like to seek out a new CPA anyway who is comfortable with doing this transition.

As a result, people are forced to seek out cheaper housing options that are still within their budget.

Also $1 million isn’t enough money for the type properties, it sounds like , you are seeking.

For the seller, it can help them sell their property more quickly and potentially receive a higher price than they would have received through a traditional sale.Seek legal guidance: It is important to seek legal guidance when using seller financing as a strategy.

Find yourself a realtor who works with investors to help you analyse this property in real terms and to seek information from the listing agent.