Tough to give an accurate answer here since there are many unknowns here: location, condition, property taxes, potential rents etc. 

With potentially large amounts of federal funds sloshing around, I believe the city wants to get in on the federal grant money, thus is taking "concrete steps to eliminate such needless barriers to producing affordable housing."

I’ve posted multiple questions about this duplex we are (potentially) about to close on.

In H-Town, fancy storage and garage condos might not be widespread yet, but I reckon there's potential.

To many people use Excuses to prevent them from expanding their potential.

I do think over time it’ll die down, but I’m looking to start investing NOW as I have waited for 1 year to just learn and research etc… I definitely think there is great potential in SD, but I think with the funds I have right now, I could grow a lot faster in a different market.

This thorough approach helps landlords gain a better understanding of the prospective tenant's background, enabling them to make informed decisions about potential renters.

You may in theory, potentially be able to take a loan out on a balance.I.E. someone has $100,000 in value somewhere(such as a retirement brokerage or brokerage account) that acts as collateral if something goes wrong, towards a loan amount.You would have to speak to a couple of banks to see who would do this and what the interest rate of the loan product would be.I think the likely easier situation would be if there is a distribution taken from the retirement account(taxable income if traditional retirement account) which is then lent to you.

Greetings,I’m here seeking guidance on a potential deal.

Many people on this site focus on the profit, not the potential.