When this changes hands it will be reassessed and you can bet it will be much closer to market price, around $150k or more based on zillow picture you posted.

Holding costs can include (but not limited to) mortgage payments, insurance, taxes, utilities, HOA fees, etc., that occurs during the Rehab period and up until the property is fully rented.  

I've purchased a duplex and SFH so far this year (starting anew in real estate once again after divorce from 5 years ago), so my funds are sort of limited.

My wife and I are considering moving into a 2-4 family property in an expensive market.  We are looking at properties between $1 - $1.5M, but we are likely going to fall just short of 20% down.  Are there any financin...

The stock brokerage I'm using isn't some sort of restricted retirement account with limitations on withdrawals.

The San Diego city council recently voted to limit short term vacation rentals to primary residences only (http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/touri...). 

Portland is gearing up to crack down on STRs, so I wouldn't bet on that plan for the long term.

They think deals are limited or there are not enough to go around.I can tell you from experience there are TOO MANY deals and we need more investors - not the other way around.To fix your FOMO you need to figure out what you want from real estate.

You might want to join a syndication as a limited partner and get your feet wet.  

I bet you could easily get $750/mo.