As everyone has already said, choose the path of least resistance for both of you. A comprise for both of you if you can convince him is what is best.
Also consider the area you are buying in, are there current developments/developments being planned for nearby that will increase the value of the...
Yeah it can be so hard to manage on your own when you have terrible tenants, its just so much extra stress!
To be honest almost always spending that little bit of extra money on things at the start helps you out in the long run. It's not just for...
It is called flipping you are right. It isn't as easy as you make it out to be because of many factors including; market fluctuations, the buying...
What are mortgage interest rates like in the US? In Australia, they are still pretty bad, hopefully they improve, or interest rates for savings...
As with almost all business, you need to remove emotion from the equation.
Yeah it's hard to guess how much you need to spend. There are so many factors that you need to consider; cost of property, how good the area is,...
I've used their books to gain a good baseline of knowledge in other areas of life, so I can imagine that the investing one is just as good a place...
Oh thank God you said that, I would have bought HIGH and SOLD low! All jokes aside though, this is good standard advice.
So would you sell your house as just an owner and by your logic, get twice its value at sale?
As Abqu says renting is almost always safer. I would probably just play safe it were me and my money
I guess you are right in that it boils down to the adage that "to each their own". Meaning that whatever you want/can put up with, is what is...
As Strykstar also points out, it really depends on how bad the "worst house" is. If it costs too much to fix up, you may have been better off with...
Oh my god! Finally someone can see past the immediate "threat" of this budget, and isn't spazzing over the $7 co-pay. I swear my Facebook feed is...
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