My last vacancy was about 6 weeks when it was normally off the market in a week or two tops.I'll DM you a refereal

I’ve been working on a budget, financial plan, profit & loss etc.. in doing so I’ve been “auditing” all of our bank accounts, line by line.

Same goes for my Oregon Coast hosts and investors, it doesn't have to be high end furniture, I have one client that probably executed best of my clientele last year.

If you decide do sell to reinvest the money in something better, are you comfortable taking a loss given the amount of new construction condos selling at a discount you'll have to compete against (and buyers typically prefer a new property unless they urgently want to buy).4.

If so, buy some crack shacks with tenants in place like I just did in the last two months for 25k a pop and call it good. lol

My cold caller identified this lead and I wanted to see if I could come up with a creative finance solution in addition to an all cash offer in order to give the seller options.Location: Fresno, CABuilt 20104bd, 2 bth, 1600 sqftARV= $415kTheir current asking price for an all cash offer= $390k Their mortgage balance ~120k, interest rate is 4.51%Roof is original (14 yo), HVAC is new (replaced last year), no other updates or major repairs that he's stating.Situation:The husband states his family of 7 has outgrown their current home.

The auction is the last and worst step in buying. 

That's the point where you walk and chew gum at the same time (invest and/or pay down debt at your discretion).Lastly, remember that personal finance is as much dopamine, cortisol, and serotonin as it is ROI and calculation.

They have made great tenants that usually last several years or more, and pay the rent.

The new tax law that you mention, I read up on it last week.