You can contact me directly for the website containing the calculator I use to decide homes to purchase myself.  

Another option is to order everything, have it shipped to house and have a handyman set it up for you.

The information contained in this post is not to be relied upon. 

1) get co-signer2) find owner to seller finance their free and clear home to you3) buy a or multi-family with a partner (who is also co-signer)4) buy a piece of land cash and build a container home5) call around lenders and see if other loan programs have different income requirements (if you have down payment for other loan options)

It is a common practice in my market to list the bedrooms/bathrooms/gla together, but then specify in the comments which buildings contain what.

Right now we are thinking of tiny homes or a container. 

Currently I'm working with a builder on a container home project near Table Rock Lake in Omaha, AR which is just south of Branson, MO about 20 minutes.

Is the repair worth it to keep it, or jump ship and get back into real estate in the city we will be in?

This was an odd depth counter and contained an odd-sized cool old sink and would have a been too much of a custom job to replace cheaply.

Here's my dilemma I own one rental but it only generates 300 monthly after expenses note it's not paid off I have some equity but my job isn't enough to get approved for credit lines or things as such how do I progress to my second rental I am only 21 years old and I'm also looking for motivated like minded people maybe gurus to help maybe meet up with and for some kind of partner ship I do know a lot of rehabbers I hope someone has already gone through what I am and found what to do thanks