In your case if you don't need the income to live on, I'd look at the ROE and determine if you can do better with less work.

This property is in a great area for me in North Arlington (great schools, stones throw away from a huge community park, and close to I30), and the plan is to live in it for a year or so before renting it out (I’m sure I’ll be picking your brains when the time comes!).

I grew up on the northside, mom still lives there, and it's def a good area for middle-upper class families.

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I'm restarting my real estate investing after being out of the game for about 20 years but am living in Asia right now so am a bit far away to be doing any serious buying and flipping.

I would live to buy it and was thinking owner finance since  he has 2.8% mortgage on it, and its not transferrable.

I'm a multifamily investor that lives in Okaloosa as well (though my multis are out of state). 

Word got out that I am selling the house I live in in a month or two .

and yes...one long commute indeed but I also live with the family so saving $$$ is key ;)

We are living in Greenville, SC at the moment, but are building in Spartanburg, SC where we intend to house-hack.