maybe moving to Nebraska
I do a few different things to make money online. My most recent venture is pay per click. It’s not going so great i just lose money so far. I had one campaign that was doing 30.00 or so profit for a few days then went to crap. So I found a guy on a paid forum and started chatting to him via aim. Trying to learn some secrets off him but hes not doing too well. He got lucky with one to make like 1k for the month but it went tits up. He bought his house for $70k. I was thinking wow thats super cheap. I’m not in a huge expensive market but thats at least 3 times cheaper then are cheapest homes. I live in Portland Oregon. His is worth I think 100k now though.
I got to looking on craigslist and you can find some small houses 2-3 bedrooms most have one bathroom for 30-60k. I even found one person selling some ones that really need some
Construction Loans to get them in livable conditions. One the roof has a big hole in it. I also did some reading around and the sewage system is being improved in omaha I think it was or in most cities in Nebraska.
I’m not sure if I would want such a fixer upper for my first home. I’m getting serious about moving to Nebraska since I might be able to afford a cheaper home with some down payment. I already contacted a few sellers but will wait some to save up. With taxes and other business ventures I have spent some money this month. I didn’t realize it was so much.
When buying a fixer upper you really want to do your research. You need to make sure it would be profitable and not too much expense. So its good to get a Construction Loan Information. You certainly don’t want to buy one and then flop on it. Just buy watching the TLC’s flip it shows you see the newbies screw up and lucky to get there money back. Some will put in too expensive off counter tops, sinks, appliances ect. You have to not over do it with a not so fancy neighborhood. You wont get your money back out of the investment if you do. So make sure you get a Construction Loan Information when you are ready and have done your do diligence. It’s like any business you will need to learn it and get good at it. You will most likely make costly mistakes and learn what not too do for the future.