Worst case I'll get an FHA 203k loanthe way I am thinking is(1) GET THE offer accepted(2) figure out if I can afford it or not depending on the inspector and general cotnractor.

Worst case (by my math) if I get the property at 105-110k, with the hard money interest rate (and using the 50% rule) the cash flow will be somewhat small until I refinance into a conventional.

I know 1/1's are probably the worst condo investments, I'm sure houses aren't far behind but I wasn't sure if this is something I should pursue, even at the right price.

The worst they can say is "no" and then the negotiations begin.

I have a few rentals that I would like to sell but I am not thrilled with the expenses associated with selling a property and the fact that my tenant retention is effected by having properties on the market.

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Go for it. worst thing she can say is no.

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worst advice ever.

If I had to pick a decade I would say the 50's if you can get over the asbestos issues.The worst is the early 1900's because of foundations and balloon framing used at that time.The 80's just had poor construction unless you buy a builders constructed house.

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