There is so many newer investors on BP that can learn from this.

There is so much money in that area......my only concern is Covid and the future of student housing for all colleges......I think youll still be good though

We have a realtor and did all the necessary due diligence by calling the city, the county etc but unfortunately the timing is so tight (deadline for offers today) and covid triggered so many delays for county updates kn property (expected answer in 2021) that I decides to seek extra advice on this forum.

OK I am going to be extremely blunt here.Some of the methods listed above are quite honestly extremely inefficient.Investors simply don't think and it is so weird to me why that is.I wish people would to stop regurgitating  all the same stuff over and over that simply don't make much sense!

This is so informative and helpful!

This way, you dont have to use all your cash.Taking a note is a little creative, but it is so much easier to just let the buyer pay you off with their own loan.

On the other hand, selling might not be the worst idea since the market is so hot right now. 

Sistering is so easy, my two teens did a kitchen, laundry and dining room of one of our rental houses that previously had termites.And with termites, you never know what could be in the walls, any house you buy has the potential for unseen termite damage.Ask a structural engineering company to look at it to see what they would recommends. 

@Scott Meyers I would absolutely say that the less hustle is what is so attractive to me about self storage.

Part of me thinks this is why the KC market is so great, and part of me thinks I may have my calculator or estimates wrong.