I am joining BP to connect with other potential buyers in my area and across the country

Which of these areas would be a better play for house-hacking in terms of likely appreciation over the years and rentability to potential tenants?

However, the next day, the auctioneer called me and said the guy who bought it had buyer's remorse so he offered to sell it to me for my last bid.

What's the best strategy for a buyer to protect themselves from a due-on-sale clause in a subject-to deal?

A general guideline of a certain amount per square foot might be nice for planning, but I would never use that number when I have a potential property identified.

also am i able to assign this contract to another buyer if i feel that is the best way to go?

@Cory J Thornton what you are looking at is Class A properties.Those aren't cashflowing for buyers anymore due to higher interest rates (they haven't historically either).If you compare new construction to existing Class B & C properties, it's almost always cheaper to buy than build.

Michael, that's a scary Forum Title at the beginning of a downturn.Australia, China, Canada, California, New York have already droppedand the big banks have recently laid of 100s of high paying mortgage jobs.With interest rates over 5% for most average SFH buyers, are you leveragedfixed at 3-4%?

There are many different ways to find potential hosts to co-host for.

I've flirted with the idea of a townhome / condo but don't feel they have the same long-term potential...