Is it worth it with less than $100k+ for a downpayment, plus closing cost, vacancy, renovations, etc Also, that's all my savings, which means my Emergency fund will be depleted.

You need to either get rid of him ASAP somehow (lease violation or speak to his emergency contact/family member) or get out of there yourself.

And that doesn’t mention the variety of illegal and dubiously legal schemes they’ve engaged in over the years.But of late, an almost bipartisan chorus has emerged amongst critics of high finance: Wall Street is buying up houses across the country to drive up prices and making homeownership unaffordable for most Americans.Senator Elizabeth Warren, like many Democrats, accuses Wall Street of “hoovering up a significant chunk of the housing market.”But many Republicans have also been saying similar things.

Establish an emergency fund, manage your debt, and save for a down payment to lay the groundwork for your financial future.

Grasping the macroeconomic narrative, identifying opportunities in emerging markets, and keeping a pulse on real estate dynamics stand out as critical maneuvers.

They've just emerged from the cocoon of protection from bad feelings, bad words and being disappointed.

The police should be able to help you with this if you don't have an emergency contact number. 

I would say you need to make sure you have a good solid foundation.Money in the bank for living expenses, emergency fund at least 6-12 months, if not more.

Have you observed any emerging trends or shifts in tenant preferences that might influence investment strategies in the multi-family sector?

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