This would give much more workspace, and you could add an overhang on the end opposite the fridge and fit two stools comfortably for an eating area.New countertop if you can afford it.

Then start connecting with investors, these folks rent and sell, the public are tenants and buyers, get your consumer first then fit them to the investor (wholesalers get that bass ackwards).After building investor relationship then go to fix and flips, your investors can be your buyers.Pay close attention to "net listing" arrangements as a Realtor.

The neighbor has a vested interest in making sure your tenant is a good fit with the neighborhood, but still cannot guarantee you'll get the rent every month.It sounds like your parents would net the same either way.

They were not worth nearly that much given the comps (worth more like $280k) but to get the seller financing, she needed a full-price offer and 30% down.My advice is to find a good agent (good agent is defined as an agent who works tirelessly, is honest, is friendly, works with investors, owns his/her own rental properties and is a good fit for you in terms of work style and personality - life is too short to work with people you don't like).

Tell your agent to send you a full list of closed properties that fit your profile.

I just took a Smartkey cylinder apart, because I couldn't find what key fit it but I could find a video on how to rekey it without the current key.

Maybe you can fFind the leads that fit your criteria (location, equity...etc), find their phone number, and give them a call.

we like sites that fit homes that are at least 14 x 70.

But to answer your question, it just depends on where you can make a better return that fits your investing goals. 

This amount is whatever you see fit to make it worth doing a deal.