But would still have a lot of $ left to do 20% down on a duplex in a less desirable neighborhood thst I want to live in.

But would still have a lot of $ left to do 20% down on a duplex in a less desirable neighborhood thst I want to live in.

But would still have a lot of $ left to do 20% down on a duplex in a less desirable neighborhood thst I want to live in.

Someone who lives near the neighborhood that drives by there will think the same thing. 

Unfortunately, I'm very concerned that the only solution might be the flexible base cove which never looks good nor would it offer a tight fit like quarter round. 

There is a house in my neighborhood that is in poor shape. 

Neil you might want to avoid chasing houses in newer or more desirable neighborhoods.

I also don't find it fair that after you pour all your hard work into a property, improve it thus improving the neighborhood, that a law can be enacted that controls what you can or can't do with that property. 

I would do your analysis with the top 10 cities and what fits best for you. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/712/topics/51...Terry

I've noticed that it's usually best to find a real estate attorney who can modify the CAR purchase agreement to fit your needs for a small fee.