Purchase price: $143,000 Cash invested: $36,200 Duplex upper/lower with 2bd / 1ba each

Duplex with upper/lower being 3bd / 1ba.

I know it will ultimately reduce the level of stress I have so I can focus on deal finding and renovations more. 

So no utilities meant I budgeted for new HVAC and appliances and some level of electrical and plumbing repairs.  

Purchase price: $3,987 Cash invested: $5,430 Sale price: $17,900 This is a portion of the listing ad:Wonderful, Level lot, Overlooking the 13th Green of the Flying L Golf Course * Build a home on your time schedule, or just hold on to it as an Investment, because they aren’t making anymore land in the Texas Hill Country;) Many Oak trees adorn this 1/4 acre lot and a good portion of the lot has been cleared of cedar * The lot is almost a perfect square, which is great to build on What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

They remodeled in 2004 and there is no evidence of it being such an old home except in the basement - but even there it's the best century home basement I've been in - very clean, organized, dry and no smells.The main level is rented out to a local radio station (1 room) and tax professional (2 rooms).

You will have to intend to live in it for a period of time over the year.. but the rental income that you mentioned to them will most likely make them say it will need to be reclassified as investment home.FYI- loan level pricing adjustments on second homes are changing April 1st this year which means rates are going to go up on a second home (pretty dramatically actually).

Hello -A year ago we bought a commercial building in downtown Peabody, MA, currently a single level office w/large garage, approx 4K SF.

but also, you cannot passively pursue a high level endeavor.

(biggerpockets.com)By the way, this question is asked often and there is a search function in the upper right and I typed in "bank account" and got the following results.