Total resale is looking to be $285,000-$290,000 which leaves us with about $50,000 in net profits after lender fees, closing costs, holding costs, and minor renovations.

If you like the location long term appreciation-wise, and think you may be able to raise rents and create cash flow in the near future, and aren't concerned with cash on cash return/ the opportunity cost of having money tied up in these properties as opposed to putting it to work elsewhere... maybe your main goal is just a safe place to park your money... then you might consider keeping them or even putting more money into them so that they cash flow (refinance with more down).

Simply leave a unit vacant, have your mail sent there, keep the address on your driver's license, and get a roommate to help offset costs.

Additionally, if necessary, you can opt for a practice test at and extra cost.

If she can't stay with friends or family for a few days, you are responsible for the hotel costs (or you can put her in a comparable vacant unit.

A new city heights affordable housing project has gone up at a cost of over $800k per unit.  

They can vary widely and significantly impact the overall cost of homeownership.

STAY AWAY FROM THE LENDER AT ALL COSTS!  

As long as you factor in the cost of their removal into your numbers. 

I currently have a rental Condo with 232k owed but valued at 400k+ in CA.Looking for a rehab rental properties in AR/TN and want to use a HELOC for rehab costs.