Expanding the master bedroom and reconfiguring the kitchen dining and living space for a more open concept.

I did speak with our attorney before hand and he basically said he’d be happy to do it for a fee, but he also advised me to go to the state website and fill out the form and pay $50 rather than pay him $1500 for the same result.

It was a relatively new, basic, builder grade 3/2 home with 2100 sq.

Relatively new, basic, builder grade 3/2 home with 2100 sq.

I understand the concept but I'm not sure about the details.

So as a buyer I am not put off by a granite counter as I can do basic math.

With some very basic due diligence it's not very risky nor does it even take a lot of skill to invest out of state.

Go 10 miles east (where the house prices are basically the same) and that drops to $0.75/sq. ft (difference in rent of $400/mo for a 1000 sq. ft. house).

There are some basic decisions anyone investing in real estate (and I’m talking about INVESTING, not flipping or wholesaling or brokering) needs to decide.  

Basically has a decently high tenant turnover.