@David MasciangeloI hear you on that, my goal is to keep you busy so you don’t have to rely on first time home buyers, keep your productivity going so you have no time your not selling home.

Hi Selina,Option 1) Work a second part time job (like from a temporary service) and save 100% of that money.Option 2) Marry a wealthy man (who loves you).A recommendation: Read Rich Dad Poor Dad.Good Luck!

Lima One has a good product for this or you could drop a post here looking for a cash out Re-fi, should have no problem finding someone.

There was lots of issues with the trim looking terrible, floors laid poorly (big gaps on sides), doors and walls in bad shape here and there Random door from a bedroom closet to the hallway (lol why?).

One should never put out a sub standard product and expect anything but a sub standard tenant.

The standard is that the property you sell you must have owned as an investment and you must be purchasing the new property with the intent to hold for productive use. 

Hi Aalaa - there are a lot of factors at play here and sounds like poor processes from the apartment company. 

I’m just not a fan of stucco, but once the foundation is fixed any product is fine.

After two bad property managers, lots of poor repairs, and a host of terrible tenants, it's working great.

That being said, there wasn't chalk paint and the other great products we have now.