I have two very good opportunities but can only buy one, which should I buy?

In hindsight, I’m certain that I would have done better putting my money into an S&P index fund (even with tenants helping pay down the principal) but you know what they say about hindsight…I was excited to see that two 2 bedrooms in the complex have sold for a record price (for the complex) at over $200.

The new insurance let me know last minute that they could not start the policy without a document that took me a while to get, so I ended up to be uninsured for about two weeks end of December and beginning of January.

I can re-structure my LLC to have more protection.I do have two rentals that I managed myself and have 2 million umbrella insurance.

. :)Just my two cents, but your first buy is better off local to you.

I was in the Army two days after high school graduation to deal with the fall of Yugoslavia, then became a postal carrier, a baker in a doughnut shop, a coffee distributor, a motorcycle mechanic, and the list goes on.

Columbus is about two hours from Akron.

With the room rentals offsetting your mortgage, you'll pay little-to-no mortgage, save that money for two years, buy another home, move into it, repeat once or twice more.

If we are to consider the NOI of both assets then we are already understanding what kind of overhead is involved, those two are not separately identified.

I am going to disagree on two parts.