However, if you want access to the type of funding that allows for no/low cash to close you do need to learn how to recognize that type of deal, and so enrollment can be a great value.

The flip side of this coin is that you will not have access to this money until retired, and then you will be paying taxes on the money when taking it out. 

My new home is a liability at the moment but will be what gives my PARTNER and me access to assets in the future. 

Although most of this information can be found online here or there, having it all organized into one place for easy reference is very useful!

This way it is very easy and passive for the investor.Try looking at:Out-Of-State Turnkey Investing: How to Minimize Your RisksandWhat to Ask When Working With a Turnkey Provider

Easy transportation to 94, 90, walkable Metra stop and Blue line stop make it great for young couples who move out of the downtown but don't quite want to make the jump to the burbs. 

Fees should be clearly stated, easy to understand, and justifiable.

ARV is $900K on this house (Summit NJ, train access NYC) and reno timeline is 3.5-4 months (we're dormering an unfinished 2nd floor to add master suite + 2BR + BA, gutting first floor, finishing basement). 

Come up with something witty and thought-provoking -- not easy but possible -- and see who clicks on it. 

And I have to prove I have a renter in place to access my 2nd half entitlement, right??