Assuming you’re going to need to put 25% down on any entail purchase I would MUCH rather have 1 $400k home than 2 x $200k homes.

Currently on the lookout for reputable wholesalers specializing in single-family homes within the Cleveland, Ohio market.

We have purchased a larger home and made two full dwelling spaces; a kitchen on the main with 4 bedrooms and a kitchen in the basement with 2 full bedrooms. 

I’m buying a piece of land that has had a house on it before (it burned down) and currently has an old mobile home, on the other side of the property, that I’ll have to removeFor those who’ve purchased land, what would you do before close?

Since it’s now summer and they all moved back home and are also graduating they are no longer staying at the house.

I just bought a townhome by Edge homes because it was a 6.6% cap, I'm also buying a triplex from FIG (construction starts in October) the cap rate on that one was right around 7%, and I'm buying a fourplex with FIG in Boise at a 6.6% cap rate.  

I'm looking at basic homes with lvp floors, granite countertops, standard fixtures, nothing luxury. 

@Jared SchottSeller financing will definitely be a stretch if the home is listed currently.

Is it a vacation home that you also rent out, or is it a business that you stayed in for 14nights or fewer last year?

They also cover accidents that happen away from the vacation home and might cover a guest getting hurt or killed on a boat.