As you continue to grow your knowledge in real estate you will know which investing niche fits your needs.

While I live in the greater Seattle area, I frequently travel all over the state, so I’m open to a wide range of areas.Thank you, and looking forward to connecting!

Sellers Info-Main interest: minimizing capital gains/taxes, preserving estate for his kids-SFH free and clear, no mortgage, purchased 30 years ago for ~$150k-Currently acting as landlord, very likely doesn’t want to continue in this capacity My info:-I want to cash flow the property now -I want to purchase the home now or in the future Property info-No tenant, rent comps $2600-2800-Current comps of $290k-320kI don’t know the sellers full financial picture.

But fortunately we found someone who has over-delivered on what they promised us in mentorship and it's the best money we've ever spent.  

I was thinking possibly doing $200k, 20% down and seller finance 50% of down payment at 7-8% over 5 years.

This is in part why most of the funds would be invested into this area.Typical syndications would yield anywhere from 6-10% cash on cash annually, and 15+% IRR over the course of the holding periods.

We'll go over your specifics offline in the call.  

Hi Ronald, depending on what part of shelbyville the house is located. overall I would stick around with renting it for SFR,  Rental market is good.

continue to save money until you are ready.

Thankfully you have partial overlay cabinets, so some wood-fill for the holes, sand and touchup paint.Not sure what is on the other side, or over, your range, but me, adjusting the layout would be the ideal option, but will likely not be cheap, since it will almost certainly result in new counters, if not also some fill and/or a new cabinet or two (depending on if any cabinet to the left of range is able to be moved over to corner area).What was originally there?