I guess what I am wondering is if I am not being as ambitious as I should be to look for those larger deals, or if I should keep looking to add singles instead of home runs to reach my goals in this long journey.Thank you for reading this, and if there are any other investors, like me, that feel like they don't know their next step please share your story!

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You could get a heloc on your existing home to use as a tool to potentially use to buy the lot of provide down payment $.

Also, someone else mentioned it, but I would reconsider a home that made you feel uncomfortable getting to in an SUV.

It can be slightly time consuming but I usually feel more comfortable with the numbers when I do it myself.

Now, I'm being a little greedy, it feels to me, but life has happened since he first moved in and things weren't what I thought they were either. 

It’s totally normal to feel hesitant, especially with your first big property purchase, but having the seller cover major repairs and even bring in a structural engineer for a thorough check—that’s a lot of the big-ticket worries off your plate.

That is a pretty gray area that I don't feel super comfortable in but you may feel differently. 2.

Knowing how much you can afford, knowing your market’s strengths and opportunities, increasing knowledge on financial matters are all important steps worth taking when planning ahead through assessments.In planning for retirement, through real estate investment, you can capitalize on it as a resource adding extra passive earnings, protecting the existing wealth, and expanding the investment base.

Happy to chat if you have any questions, feel free to reach out.