Ideally, you won’t need it—or even better, costs could go down!

I just hope i can find something before the new year ideally so i can stop paying rent and own something.Noted on the cash flow aspects too (i have been using the duplex calcualtor for this) and understand i will have a small net payment each month while living there, which is completely understood and fine by me (better than paying large rent)

Long Island's strong rental demand makes it ideal for house hacking.

The property’s value could be significantly increased with relatively minimal renovation, making it an ideal project for Partner Driven to take on and deliver strong results.

And that's what the click-funnel does, it filters and develops from random curiosity or random contact, with various outputs for these 3 indicators, appropriately tagging so every day you can start on your highest priority too lowest. because in an ideal setting, you will never get through all of them.

Anything less is not an ideal tenant and could potentially be improved.  

It's the ideal thing to do if you need a very precise analysis, but I think AirDNA is still a nice tool to make parallels with a larger margin of error, even if you don't know much about marketing or any other more complex tools!

One way to achieve more equity is to look at the neighboring markets and growthtriggers see if your area has similar economicsPass performance does not dictate the future Growth factors possibly hyper growth in your neighboring areas new construction amenities I have seen areas jump 10 X in relatively short periods due to multiple factors shopping, dining You owe to yourself to research the possibilities of future equity growth. you can always syndicate your ownership to long term investors to recoup some of your capital. ideal for people look for a write off and have the Ability to wait for appreciation.

My family and I just recently took a short vacation to Wilmington and the house we stayed in really lit a fire in me about getting started because it was so ideally situated. 

At minimum, look at the assessor's site on the lot lines but ideally, have it surveyed so you know what you will own (esp if you are going to build a fence or structure).Tons of lessons, always learning, looking forward to reading what others want to share here!