The only condos/townhomes that bring that level are in the upper 200s-300s price range.  

Couple that with the fact that you are buying entry level and there is not much profit there to split up.....Say you put down 10% on a $150k house and it rents for $1200 mo.

If I pay someone $5,000 to level a house, I want to know why and how it’s done right.

No matter their tenure or experience level.

The following infographics and data is courtesy of the Austin Board of Realtors:The most notable change here is the housing inventory levels.

Anyone who believes that Austin is headed for a major correction or sustained lower prices in the foreseeable future needs a compelling and realistic case for how the Austin metro goes from 0.6 months of inventory to well beyond 6.5 months.I think the most likely scenario is that the Austin market stabilizes and proceeds in a more orderly and predictable fashion at this new pricing level.

Please click on magnifying glass in upper right and type rental property home warranty.

Where should I look for a lower down longer term mortgage, or a fixer upper for investment non live in 4plex property?

The inspection stated not all was level, but fully functional.Main problems:- Low soil clearance or *no* clearance crawlspace - under the entryway and under the bathroom could not be accessed at all unless crawlspace is dug out.

I would value the opportunity to share thoughts and processes (and actual numbers, not only high-level concepts!)