Alternatively, if you're able to put a good chunk down payment on a property and the rent(s) cover your mortgage + expenses + a touch more, in an area that you like and know will appreciate, that's pretty nice as well. 

I have a Geico Insurance for my vehicle but the quote seems a bit expensive. 

I have seen it in Arlington....one place super unusual, like almost two full houses on a lot that really should support only 1.I think your first step is to go in person to Planning and Zoning office...with your information and idea of what you want to do and see if they give you a warm or cold reception. 

Buy now, instant appreciation with value continuing to rise, cover my expenses, and refinance down the line when the rates do drop, having already secured myself a valuable property!

The engineer I'm currently working with drew up a plan for five townhouses.

Made a rookie mistake by not putting the hardware plans down on solid paper when we painted the cabinets and drilled holes For hardware.

You need a house checker to flag any big problems and to plan your spending.

As with any business having a mission, strategy and plan with guide success.

I plan to use a refinance on my current cabin to fund the downpayment on the next property.

Keep track of the expenses.