I'm sure some of you will laugh about it, but I'm just trying to figure out which things I should be sacrificing.

Same kind of style that David C. was mentioning with Crash Course.

My thinking is account for all expenses and hope that it being a new build will save me some time before having to perform cap ex style repairs (I do have about 50K cash on hand after the closing of this property so i feel comfortable with handling curve balls for a few years) New Build structure and neighborhood/school gives me hope that in 30 years i can still command a decent rent on a property 30 years old instead of trying to take something from 1970 all the way to 2055 and still get decent rent out of it .

I would suggest speaking with a loan officer who can break down the math for you to see the differences between these types of acquisition styles.

However, it is definitely not one of the resort style communities like Championsgate or Winsdor Island etc.

Likely bad tenant out and you get to pick someone compatible with your style.

The best performing short-term rentals in the Orlando Disney area are larger homes in resort style communities.

If there is none, like this time, I sent a text.He went next door and saw that the meter was dead so it was not the house itself, but out at the pole.We are quite rural and have the old style "breakers" on the pole.

They sacrificed their lives to come to this beautiful country for a chance to a better life.

@Ruben Helo Ruben, if your final choice(s) is to invest in areas other than where you live, be certain to do 2 things in relation to the front part of those BRRRR's before going under contracts to purchase: (1) Make sure you have a quality short-term rehab style lender, and that they service the area/city that you are targeting.