Would increasing by let's say $100 be fair? 

The big bank and the virtual lender are going to be pretty straight forward and give the exact PITI you would pay at every price point, which is really nice to fit into your numbers.

My question is super straightforward as I am looking for answers to what type of job will be able to fund me adequately when it comes to investing some of that money into my own business as well as develop skills that a successful real estate investor has.

Hi all, I’m fairly new to investing as far as deals under my belt but I have been listening to all the podcast on BP and countless books that have been recommended by the hosts and their guests, and plan to house hack this spring (triplex in NKY)but I’d like to take it a step further and meet with people in my market and be around people who share the same passion for real estate that I do.

Im guessing its the difference if my purchase price and sale price but I doubt its that straightforward.  

@Alan Cardoso per fair housing you need to post your requirements to qualify.

They said my home was worth $491k (which was a fair market value at the time) but the seller will get about $426k (before repair costs).

For example, what is the fair market value? 

"As is" language is fairly common and with it, don't expect the seller to complete repairs/improvements upon the property.

As a newbie, I’m both excited to be part of this community but also fairly lost.