Today's Financial Times (subscription needed to read the full text, this is just the headline):US financial regulationFed officials call for tougher rules to prevent asset bubbles Officials worry that low interest-rate policies could encourage excessive risk-taking

Health savings?

People are returning to work at a slower pace, the coronavirus is spreading rapidly again, and Washington has failed to pass a second coronavirus-relief bill, triggering fresh worries about the health of our economy.

Should I focus on buying a home that’s a light fixer , so I can live in it and Reno to gain equity (and make it somewhat a long term flip or future rental property), THEN find an investment property, ie - mental health/sanity first...?....

I would be happy with 20% of the deal at no money and finding two individuals will to put in $55k for 40% of the property.My other concern is the health of the market.

@Valentina Ayala  This can actually be a serious health/safety issue and I would not ignore it.  

I will be officially stepping into FULL TIME REALTOR STATUS at the end of this school year (I have been teaching for 9 years) and am scared out of my mind to give up my W2 career.

I’m looking to move from my current health insurance plan but would like to know what other individuals are using?

It's not uncommon for bedrooms to have been added onto over the past 60+ years of a home but not to have been 1.permitted or 2.known to the tax officials (related to 1 and more common if it is a rear addition). 

If a unit is fully ready and I already have a tenant lined up, I will allow them to start moving in a few days before the official lease date without any extra cost (assuming I have the security deposit and first month's rent, in full).Now that I'm thinking about it, I do a lot of freebie gifting!