Click Here --   Single Family InvestmentIt's a single family home, Ranch style with 1371 square feet finished and another 513 square feet four seasons room.

I've got a couple flips where I'm planning on replacing all of the interior doors with pre-hung units since the existing jambs are pretty beat up (some kicked in)... but made me think to ask this question:If the jambs are in good shape, but the doors need to be replaced (say it's a style issue only) AND you'll be replacing the trim, do you go for pre-hung or slab in that case?

Right now I am evaluating a house to purchase.This house is a bungalow with 1 bedroom on the main floor and a loft style 2nd bedroom. 

I'd like to use the cash to possibly purchase a rental or two, either long-term or vacation-style, to create additional cash flow. 

You can even post a question on there forum style and attorneys may chime in to answer.  

I will share something that you find helpful that I recently came across as people can be very innovative when they want to be and, by way of full disclosure, I am thinking about participating with the group as I think the demand is great.

The only item of significance is an old style stereo cabinet that has a built in record player, speakers, etc. with a record collection (about 20 records).

It's a bit conservative depends on your investing style.

This would allow the maximum amount to invest and in a few years you could rethink buying a home.Home ownership is a life style decision not an investment.

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