It's class C, so leaning toward Formica. 

Yeah, that's what I was leaning towards.

Purchase price: $22,100,000 Cash invested: $5,500,000 A 426-unit, three-property portfolio conveniently located within the historic Independence, Missouri submarket.

I’m leaning more towards buying a multifamily first: I recently learned you can use a FHA loan on a multifamily, and again on a single family home but not the other way around.Are any you familiar with first homebuyer programs/grants here?

You can market your home, do the background check, collect rent and more on Cozy, so it's really convenient! 

I'm starting to lean towards it's not worth it to hold onto the property as I'd ideally like to get into a prime neighborhood in Austin before it gets to be prohibitively expensive.

I’m leaning more towards Atlanta because the opportunity seems to be greater there and being positioned on the east coast will open more doors in my opinion.My plan is to single family house hack since my loan is good anywhere being that I have the ability to work remote.

Then, the cumulative investment returns of all owned properties are conveniently illustrated in our Real Estate Wealth Building Analysis Summary report.The analysis will cover the four- (4) primary engines impacting investment real estate returns (pre-tax cash flow, income tax implication, debt/loan impactonyieldandanyprojectedappreciationwillbefactored).

Unless one option is significantly cheaper than the others, I would lean towards going with option one.Not only will the upfront costs likely be cheaper, but the cost to maintain the units over their lifetime should be cheaper as well.

Probably cost around $1400 (assuming 2 weeks at a hotel @ $100/night) I’m leaning towards option 3 with 1 and 4 being throw away options.