@Marc Possoff Definitely keep the house the appreciation from those projects is gonna do wonders in a few years.

I was wondering if someone could explain to me why that is.

@Brad Glenn @Eli Qureshi@Malcolm WoolforkI know this is an old post, but I wonder how your experience with Harrisburg is?

If you're a true cap rate focused investor, I don't think either of those areas are going to present appealing options.

I'm trying to do the same thing to my row house in Brookland DC, I was wondering how was your project going and what was the cost, I'll love to meetup with you one day to get any input, suggestions or recommendations you may have for me moving forward with my basement conversion project. 

Wondering if anyone here has experience with investment properties in Richmond IN.  

He will try to justify that joining his program will be your best option, unless you have an unlimited amount of money and time to spend doing the research and learning real estate investing on your own, but the reality is that it does not take much time nor money to learn what he teaches, and even more; it will basically take a dozen of some of the best real estate investing books on Amazon and the time to go through them, subscribing to good sites as this one,  and joining a couple of good REIAs in your area, without having to pay for such expensive and useless mentoring.

Wondering if anyone has invested in a new development like that as I've only had experience with existing structure purchases, BRRRR and STR of SFR. 

You may try engaging a broker who can connect you with multiple options, rather than just checking with one lender. 

I am wanting to buy out my car lease but am wondering how this will affect getting a mortgage.