So I bucked down for the next year I worked hard, lots of overtime and just plain busted my butt got a promotion and im set for another this April things are looking really good for me.

But I do want to diversify my income and have a few hundred bucks of post-tax cash flow a month during grad school.

If it were me in the situation I would look either at the most doors I could get for the buck in a stable market, like a $750,000 16-unit multi-family in my market that is currently c-class (window unit air conditioners, dated stylings, and 10+ year old appliances, etc), extremely well located, and, based on all that, probably a good target for adding value over time and increasing the appraisal value substantially. 

I’m sure there’s plenty of young bucks “ killing” it ( on here especially) but I certainly don’t see that around me .

.$50 bucks is cheap.Hope this helps.

the sink is bummer but that ceiling no trouble pull ceiling down and put new sheetrock that room probabltle less than 200 bucks tape paint u got new flat ceiling for under 300bucks

Was no problem and cost me only the $30 filing fee plus a few bucks to get my signature notarized at a UPS store.

Go East to Bastrop/Manor/Elgin or North West/East to look for deals that you can make a few bucks on.

As a matter of fact, if anybody wants to loan me a million bucks at 2.5% I'll take it!!

I spent the extra bucks for tile - it photos really well and you have a Floor and Decor in Cincy they have fabulous pricing.