Probably a Roth is the way to go if you intend to make more money later in life than you do now. 

Purchase price: $145,000 Cash invested: $5,000 Sale price: $190,000 Purchased this property as an estate sale, fixed up with minor repairs inside and sold a few years later.

There's time for that later down the road when you've got a few transactions under your belt. 

The plan is to fix it up, then finance it later.Of course, I want to make sure I cover my bases before jumping into this, so my questions are:1) Is it possible to later finance a property that was sold as cash-only?

I'm debating with myself whether I should buy a piece of AG land and build with whatever I want (possibly expand it later for some rental income) or getting a typical 3/2 house near a city.

Later on this may be a tool in your tool belt you can use to source your own deals (once you have more experience and a marketing budget).Think outside the box. 

I thought about getting a studio apartment (but the monthly payment difference would be $300-400 month) and I feel like renting a studio would have higher turnover + more difficulty to sell later on. 

I thought about getting a studio apartment (but the monthly payment difference would be $300-400 month) and I feel like renting a studio would have higher turnover + more difficulty to sell later on.

I thought about getting a studio apartment (but the monthly payment difference would be $300-400 month) and I feel like renting a studio would have higher turnover + more difficulty to sell later on.Main Concerns:Am I buying before a pandemic-induced housing market crash - aka at inflated prices?

. $13k down and later paid it off with $35k.