Ahh that makes a bit more sense as long as you have proper reserves you should be fine, you should probably do the math on your options and see which one is better for you, because it may differ based on what inventory is available at the time and/ or how much you save over the next year.

This requires me to pay off mortgage worth 105K+124K = 229K.If I sell ETFs worth 229K and pay off these 2 properties, I expect to add extra cash flow of $1143 per month (on top of net cash mentioned for each property above).My question is, does it make sense to go this route?

Makes sense to “pay” yourself I guess.

But @Skylar Vincent, by all means, I agree with Jay, go the FHA route if you can qualify.Ah that make sense.

I would need to spend at least a few weeks there to start feeling that I had a sense of the area.

Its like street sense but using real knowledge molding peoples lives from the novice investor to the homeowner that has no idea what took place prior to them living in their home.

I think Matt Honeyford makes perfect sense.

You are definitely on the right site if you wish to network with other investors, learn new techniques and strategies, and get a sense of direction in real estate investing.In my years perfecting and sourcing undervalued real estate for immediate resale, I have discovered that sending out blind offers to owners has garnered me the most success. 

property is a duplex with a attic studio. now the attic studio has a separate entrance but no fire escape so that is a liability. however I will be house hacking and living in the attic and can't sue myself lol.
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