I'm just a random guy but seriously look at a smaller house with more land. Kids can play, ride dirt bikes, have friends over. More land with a smaller house not less nice is always going to be better for you and your family. I have a 3 bed 3 bath house with a garage and man cave and it's only 2300 sqft. But we have 3 acres for a small vegetable garden and room for the dogs.
@@Nobodycantake bigger house on smaller land is even more insane prices. Id rather have more land than house, more land = more buffer from the neighbors.
not to mention if family grows you always can add onto your existing house especially if u have land as a buffer between neighbors that way you can build out which cost more or build up to save money if u got the property no one will bish at you if you did add on when you need it so I prefer to have more property smaller home to start with but I'm single with a few dogs
DO NOT sell you current house. I’m assuming you have a 3-4% interest rate. So cheap mortgage. Will be extremely easy to cash flow as a rental. Buy a town house and then refi when things settle. Once that’s paid down a little you can easily rent that out. Rinse and repeat until you are 50 and have 4 paid off properties. Can liquidate them all or keep cash flowing. Either way you are sitting pretty with this stepping stone house.
Easier said than done. Once their are issues and things breaking it becomes a headache. Being a landlord is much more difficult especially on starter homes the true cash flow on one rental home is going to be minuscule in comparison to pedaling the house and using the cash for a larger home. A 3 car garage is a huge asset when it comes to content creation. Streetspeeds channel started blowing up when he bought his first house and was able to produce more content in the winter months. From the RFRacing standpoint a larger home with a 3 car garage will be a huge content creation upgrade
No need to try and keep up with the Jones…Bobby. That’s a lot of house, best to knock that down to maybe 2000sq ft…and plenty of yard/land to do outdoor stuff🤷🏻♂️
Wow cost of living is crazy different from here in Southwestern Tennessee to where you live. I live in a 2 story stick built house with approximately 2400SQFT of heated and cooled living space and I have a 30X30 garage and I'm sitting on 5.3 acres and I paid just 130k for my home. Don't get me wrong, I got a smoking good deal but houses similar to mine with acreage similar to mine are going for 179k to 200k and my taxes per year are under $400. We have no state tax, there's no vehicle inspections, we'd be lucky if we'd get an inch or two of snow in winter. I've already had to mow my lawn 3 times.
Bobby, love the content and how you switch it up. It's nice that you share your thoughts and personal wants/needs with us. We've all been there. Good luck on the sale and purchase of your new home. Keep the videos coming.
Gorgeous house but if you aren't set on having a pool I might keep looking. I've got friends with a pool and they always go on about the cost of maintenance, repairs and upkeep on their pool. Plus its a drowning hazard for pets and kids. Not a deal breaker just something to consider! Good luck with the search!
The 3 car garage is a huge advantage for the winter months. Having space for a project car/truck or a workshop and not having to create your content from your couch or car will be a game changer. I think selling the house and stretching yourself to a larger home will pay off in the long run for you. It may not be a forever home but is certainly much more ideal than your current situation. Keeping your house although it may produce some cash will be a headache to deal with renters calling every time something breaks or doesn't work properly will be a nightmare. Focus on the content and the family. You have to spend money to make money!
Keep current house! The rental market prices are crazy and people are paying them! Just my opinion, but big houses are overrated! It won't be your forever home. We started out with a smaller home, 15 years later went with a bigger home now 10 years late wishing we kept the smaller home! The bigger the house the more problems and more monthly money for maintenance and everything else that goes wrong. Same with utility bills!
You need to let that big house pass on.get a smaller home with more land.if your going to offer 700k on a house get 100 plus acres of land with a smaller brick house on it.spent way less.your land will hold its value way way way longer than a home you'll never pay off.
Good luck with the house!! I wish you the best, and having the kids looking over the balcony over the tree, then running down with excitement would be awesome! Memories are priceless, the old home would be nice to have to have as additional income, but then you loose those potential awesome memories that the kids would make. Good luck kid!
Definitely try to keep your house as a rental. But if you do buy that house that roof looks rough on it. Can’t see it too well but looks pretty worn. Definitely look at having to put a roof on it in the future and possibly use that as a negotiation tactic
Bro I don’t know you. I’m just a pipe fitter from Missouri. Don’t over spend on your house. KEEP YOUR CURRENT HOUSE AND RENT IT OUT. All the guys on the site are making a killing renting out properties. RENT OUT YOUR CURRENT HOUSE. You’re doing great with the trailer now do the same with your house. 🔥🔥🔥 Good luck bro keep killin it!
Bobby, don't ever jump on the first opportunity, explore your options. Seeing the neighborhood that house is in, the Karen stories will be no different that the old house. you need something that's not near as many people, and just further away from the neighbors in general!
I’m not sure how I feel about the proximity to the highway but if you were ok with it before then go for it. I guess that would be the only downside. That’s a nice house, at least as an investment if not your forever home. Definitely paint the door that’s the most left field color I’ve seen on a house besides the purple roof on 39. I’m excited to see your house hunting, I’m not leaving my 2.75% for anything. Which is why I’ll just live vicariously through RFR.
Yea I would go for the new big home for the family if you have the means to do so. Renters can be an entire nightmare and to watch them possibly destroy parts of your current home that you’ve personally lived in for years would be heartbreaking
Too add - that CRIB is very nice that you put an offer in at. I am always watching zillow lol. My dad lives right near off goose valley and my gf brother is right there too. Super nice area. More privacy and close to the biz too. GOOD LUCK BRO!!!
Do not sell your current house. Get the second property after finding a renter for your current one. Move into the new property and rent out the second one. Pay the second one off with the income of the first one (if it's paid off, if not, pay that off).
thats cheap for that house compared to real-estate prices here in gibert arizona 4bd 4bath 4k squarefoot custom home like that here is more like $1mill to $1.1 million on just 1 acre lot or 1.25 acre lot
Buy an 8 unit apartment building or a 150 unit self storage facility then rent in an luxury apartment complex for 2-3 years, then pay for the mansion with the cash flow
@@brettradecki its literally the definition of passive income...i own 3 rental properties, they are great passive income. Real estate investment trusts enable you to generate truly passive income. Buying a rental property is one of the more common ways to generate passive income. A good rental property will produce enough income each month to cover its expenses with room to spare.
Damn what are you looking to get for it? I would assume 200-225k asking? I would have or would considered maybe some off the market deal or it as a rental property... It was 140k in the old rates when we sold it to you, so its gonna be tough to let that one go. Probably a supppper cheap mortgage! Glad to hear that the townhouse in hummelstown didnt work out, i had seen that one in zillow a few months back, always found the doll in the basement odd..! Also might be interested if Mike wanted to do an off the market deal on his ranch in hunts, if he buys that one off devonshire. But completely get if you guys want to list it and drive up the price with a bid war. Both kept great and clean!... GOOD LUCK!
Ok Bobby you have three main sources of income right now Do you have any idea down the road what your fourth income would be with everything getting expensive. Ps just looking out for our 717 supervisor. ❤
Cash them chips in brother. Live for today because we aren’t promised tomorrow. When you start raking in the money in the future you can invest in your future. And this new house will also have equity with all the money you put down. You can always downsize when your kids are grown sell and cash in the equity to enjoy. Hope this helps Bobby.
You should see if Mike will give u a deal on his house when he moves to his farm mansion. You would have a nice garage and Rich as a cool neighbor and that way you could prob rent your old house out. After you made a bunch of money than shoot for a mansion.
If you are able to rent your current home, do NOT sell it!!! If you need more cash for a down-payment you can cash out refinance, although at the cost of a higher interest rate. But long term the rental income will do you solid.
yeah, those 90 degree garages are a pain in A$$ to get into. Nothing like driving in a driveway and right into the garage. Make a 90 degree turn to get into garage gets old.
Its a nice place and has trailer room ... however is this your forever home or a right now home? Because that makes a difference in the decision making. Bottom line does it have what you need with the path and this side hustle your doing right now to further help you grow?
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Just don't be house poor, been there and it sucked. Just remember bigger house equals higher taxes, higher utilities, more maintenance, more to furnish
what is your interest rate on your present home and have you got prequalified for a new loan and what will the interest rate be . never go by what a realtor tells you they will say any thing to get you to sell because thats how they make money and they really dont give dam if you get screwed in the long run.I am making a killing off of interest right now which is good for me but not for people that need to borrow .
The poor in me just winces at that price tag. And the thought of a rental property making money and a small trailer rental business making money with a more moderate house with a garage just seem like a better idea than a 700k house with a 7 percent interest rate. But at the end of the day Bobby has to go for what makes him happy.
With the type of content you do and like to do, you will always regret buying that overpriced house with neighbors right on top of you. A modest house on a nice big piece of property is where it's at. Your entire family would be better off in the long run, but you can tell you're in that "gotta get a big fancy house" mode.🤷♂
Big house means big bills. I second 3rd and fourth what everyone else is saying by go medium size 2k sq ft ish and get more space/land. You'll keep running into karens when living on top of each other in newer neighborhoods like that.
I'm just a random guy but seriously look at a smaller house with more land. Kids can play, ride dirt bikes, have friends over. More land with a smaller house not less nice is always going to be better for you and your family. I have a 3 bed 3 bath house with a garage and man cave and it's only 2300 sqft. But we have 3 acres for a small vegetable garden and room for the dogs.
Land prices are insane now
@@Nobodycantake bigger house on smaller land is even more insane prices. Id rather have more land than house, more land = more buffer from the neighbors.
Amen brother, smaller house, more land and privacy.
not to mention if family grows you always can add onto your existing house especially if u have land as a buffer between neighbors that way you can build out which cost more or build up to save money if u got the property no one will bish at you if you did add on when you need it so I prefer to have more property smaller home to start with but I'm single with a few dogs
2300 sq ft isn’t small by any means for a 4 persons family
DO NOT sell you current house. I’m assuming you have a 3-4% interest rate. So cheap mortgage. Will be extremely easy to cash flow as a rental. Buy a town house and then refi when things settle. Once that’s paid down a little you can easily rent that out. Rinse and repeat until you are 50 and have 4 paid off properties. Can liquidate them all or keep cash flowing. Either way you are sitting pretty with this stepping stone house.
Easier said than done. Once their are issues and things breaking it becomes a headache. Being a landlord is much more difficult especially on starter homes the true cash flow on one rental home is going to be minuscule in comparison to pedaling the house and using the cash for a larger home. A 3 car garage is a huge asset when it comes to content creation. Streetspeeds channel started blowing up when he bought his first house and was able to produce more content in the winter months. From the RFRacing standpoint a larger home with a 3 car garage will be a huge content creation upgrade
No need to try and keep up with the Jones…Bobby. That’s a lot of house, best to knock that down to maybe 2000sq ft…and plenty of yard/land to do outdoor stuff🤷🏻♂️
Wow cost of living is crazy different from here in Southwestern Tennessee to where you live. I live in a 2 story stick built house with approximately 2400SQFT of heated and cooled living space and I have a 30X30 garage and I'm sitting on 5.3 acres and I paid just 130k for my home. Don't get me wrong, I got a smoking good deal but houses similar to mine with acreage similar to mine are going for 179k to 200k and my taxes per year are under $400. We have no state tax, there's no vehicle inspections, we'd be lucky if we'd get an inch or two of snow in winter. I've already had to mow my lawn 3 times.
Bobby, love the content and how you switch it up. It's nice that you share your thoughts and personal wants/needs with us. We've all been there. Good luck on the sale and purchase of your new home. Keep the videos coming.
Gorgeous house but if you aren't set on having a pool I might keep looking. I've got friends with a pool and they always go on about the cost of maintenance, repairs and upkeep on their pool. Plus its a drowning hazard for pets and kids. Not a deal breaker just something to consider! Good luck with the search!
4:00 dude the Sims music hits different 😂 waves of nostalgia hearing that
The 3 car garage is a huge advantage for the winter months. Having space for a project car/truck or a workshop and not having to create your content from your couch or car will be a game changer. I think selling the house and stretching yourself to a larger home will pay off in the long run for you. It may not be a forever home but is certainly much more ideal than your current situation. Keeping your house although it may produce some cash will be a headache to deal with renters calling every time something breaks or doesn't work properly will be a nightmare. Focus on the content and the family. You have to spend money to make money!
Keep current house! The rental market prices are crazy and people are paying them! Just my opinion, but big houses are overrated! It won't be your forever home. We started out with a smaller home, 15 years later went with a bigger home now 10 years late wishing we kept the smaller home! The bigger the house the more problems and more monthly money for maintenance and everything else that goes wrong. Same with utility bills!
You need to let that big house pass on.get a smaller home with more land.if your going to offer 700k on a house get 100 plus acres of land with a smaller brick house on it.spent way less.your land will hold its value way way way longer than a home you'll never pay off.
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I'd buy the house. Having renters is probably a nightmare. Especially these days when squatters are everywhere.
With the world ending those trucks look like great apocalypse vehicles
Good luck with the house!! I wish you the best, and having the kids looking over the balcony over the tree, then running down with excitement would be awesome! Memories are priceless, the old home would be nice to have to have as additional income, but then you loose those potential awesome memories that the kids would make. Good luck kid!
I thought you made a video saying you were getting street speeds house.
I would buy the for ever house, but look in to what the taxes will be and check the utility bills that will tell you if it is insulated properly
School tax in Pa is forever and it is high tax to pay.
Crib - good luck with whichever way you decide to go!
Definitely try to keep your house as a rental. But if you do buy that house that roof looks rough on it. Can’t see it too well but looks pretty worn. Definitely look at having to put a roof on it in the future and possibly use that as a negotiation tactic
If noise is a concern, just go there during rush hour.
Good Luck Bobby... Hoping all of your goals and dreams come true! 👍
Just from my experience a mortgage free life is great! But it’s your life and best of luck !
Bro I don’t know you. I’m just a pipe fitter from Missouri. Don’t over spend on your house. KEEP YOUR CURRENT HOUSE AND RENT IT OUT. All the guys on the site are making a killing renting out properties. RENT OUT YOUR CURRENT HOUSE. You’re doing great with the trailer now do the same with your house. 🔥🔥🔥
Good luck bro keep killin it!
Bobby, don't ever jump on the first opportunity, explore your options. Seeing the neighborhood that house is in, the Karen stories will be no different that the old house. you need something that's not near as many people, and just further away from the neighbors in general!
agreed, the bigger the houses, the more Karens there are.
Great house-reasoning dude! The crib looks awesome! Just find a place where relaxation is possible! If that is the place for you and the fam, get it!
That house is nice a little expensive though Bobby good luck I really hope the right one shows up you deserve it
Forever home now!
This economy is great. If you invest.. smaller house maybe a fixer with land. You'll always be wanting land for kids.
I’m not sure how I feel about the proximity to the highway but if you were ok with it before then go for it. I guess that would be the only downside. That’s a nice house, at least as an investment if not your forever home. Definitely paint the door that’s the most left field color I’ve seen on a house besides the purple roof on 39. I’m excited to see your house hunting, I’m not leaving my 2.75% for anything. Which is why I’ll just live vicariously through RFR.
Yea I would go for the new big home for the family if you have the means to do so. Renters can be an entire nightmare and to watch them possibly destroy parts of your current home that you’ve personally lived in for years would be heartbreaking
Too add - that CRIB is very nice that you put an offer in at. I am always watching zillow lol. My dad lives right near off goose valley and my gf brother is right there too. Super nice area. More privacy and close to the biz too. GOOD LUCK BRO!!!
Good luck on the house. That's a sweet pad! Hope you get it. Crib.
Looks awesome Bobby!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Do not sell your current house. Get the second property after finding a renter for your current one. Move into the new property and rent out the second one. Pay the second one off with the income of the first one (if it's paid off, if not, pay that off).
Your yard look so nice and beautiful 😊😅
thats cheap for that house compared to real-estate prices here in gibert arizona 4bd 4bath 4k squarefoot custom home like that here is more like $1mill to $1.1 million on just 1 acre lot or 1.25 acre lot
Live in the moment, and go for it while ur young. Cribs🏡
also check the age of the appliances and warranty also look at the heat and air also water heater situation how old and also warranty .
Land > SQ FT
I built my custom home. We have a beautiful home and I love it; but still wish we had more land.
Good morning Bobby 😊😊 I enjoy the morning time
Buy an 8 unit apartment building or a 150 unit self storage facility then rent in an luxury apartment complex for 2-3 years, then pay for the mansion with the cash flow
Keep your current house as a rental.
you should consider renting it...passive income for life
hell never get a 2nd mortgage
It’s not passive in any sense of the word. 😂
@@brettradecki its literally the definition of passive income...i own 3 rental properties, they are great passive income.
Real estate investment trusts enable you to generate truly passive income. Buying a rental property is one of the more common ways to generate passive income. A good rental property will produce enough income each month to cover its expenses with room to spare.
@@Tribe2k it’s not considered passive income. Passive income is income with no intervention. Renting is far from that, trust me. I have rentals.
Buy some land and put a pre fab log home you'll be much better off, you don't need a big place just more to keep clean
Damn what are you looking to get for it? I would assume 200-225k asking? I would have or would considered maybe some off the market deal or it as a rental property... It was 140k in the old rates when we sold it to you, so its gonna be tough to let that one go. Probably a supppper cheap mortgage! Glad to hear that the townhouse in hummelstown didnt work out, i had seen that one in zillow a few months back, always found the doll in the basement odd..! Also might be interested if Mike wanted to do an off the market deal on his ranch in hunts, if he buys that one off devonshire. But completely get if you guys want to list it and drive up the price with a bid war. Both kept great and clean!... GOOD LUCK!
Ok Bobby you have three main sources of income right now Do you have any idea down the road what your fourth income would be with everything getting expensive. Ps just looking out for our 717 supervisor. ❤
Gotta admit, pretty jealous. My 1200sqft semi in the Toronto area sells for 1.1 million. That house in my neighborhood is about 2 million.
Cash them chips in brother. Live for today because we aren’t promised tomorrow. When you start raking in the money in the future you can invest in your future. And this new house will also have equity with all the money you put down. You can always downsize when your kids are grown sell and cash in the equity to enjoy. Hope this helps Bobby.
Leverage your the equity in your house to buy another and rent. This is a marathon not a sprint. Get rich now or be wealthy later.
700k take it thats a 1.5m + home here in wa state.
Look in to those singles on roof top they looked very dirty and old from the drone shot...
How is your trailer rental going u probably more money for a Diamond c dump trailer love watching your channel that is a good looking home
Smaller house more land... God only gave us so much land buy as much as you can now.
You should see if Mike will give u a deal on his house when he moves to his farm mansion. You would have a nice garage and Rich as a cool neighbor and that way you could prob rent your old house out. After you made a bunch of money than shoot for a mansion.
If you are able to rent your current home, do NOT sell it!!! If you need more cash for a down-payment you can cash out refinance, although at the cost of a higher interest rate. But long term the rental income will do you solid.
The house is alright if you're a people person.I rather have my own land. And separate attached garage.
yeah, those 90 degree garages are a pain in A$$ to get into. Nothing like driving in a driveway and right into the garage. Make a 90 degree turn to get into garage gets old.
Good luck hope your offer is accepted on the "crib"
Its a nice place and has trailer room ... however is this your forever home or a right now home? Because that makes a difference in the decision making. Bottom line does it have what you need with the path and this side hustle your doing right now to further help you grow?
nice house
Not liking the roof shingles. How old is the roof? Looks moldy?
Ahh my man, I wish you the best. I hope you don’t learn the big house lesson. Most of us do.
Is that a Wisconsin Badgers Football mini helmet in the background?! What's the connection there?! (Badger fan here)
The door is the same color as your truck
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You need to get your money back for that wrap. Great truck though!
Just don't be house poor, been there and it sucked. Just remember bigger house equals higher taxes, higher utilities, more maintenance, more to furnish
What if you sell your then buy then the market crashes ?
if it crashes, it will only be temporary thing. So called "Crashes" only last 2 years max.
Hates the door but it’s the same color as his truck🤔 haha love the content 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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what is your interest rate on your present home and have you got prequalified for a new loan and what will the interest rate be . never go by what a realtor tells you they will say any thing to get you to sell because thats how they make money and they really dont give dam if you get screwed in the long run.I am making a killing off of interest right now which is good for me but not for people that need to borrow .
BINGO. get prequalified first and get all ducks in a row.
That’s a lot of money for that house that same house in Kansas would be 450,000 to 550,000
Good luck on the house! Scouts out.
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I wouldn't spend 700k on id rent the house and build still
Bobby, you are young so if you keep your house as a rental you can do it with the next and the next…. Wealth is built on real estate!
Why not get a $450,000 and keep your current house as rental makes more sense.
What happened to buying Mike’s house?
The poor in me just winces at that price tag. And the thought of a rental property making money and a small trailer rental business making money with a more moderate house with a garage just seem like a better idea than a 700k house with a 7 percent interest rate. But at the end of the day Bobby has to go for what makes him happy.
Single family is not a good rental option, cash out, if you want to get in the rental business multi family is the way to go.
That house is nice, but the lot is terrible, being on a steep hill surrounded by other houses would make it hard to enjoy..
700k with 20% down is gonna be insane still. Crib
140K
I believe he's a veteran and they have programs where they can purchase with 0 down!
I dig the house
Don’t do it. None of that shit matters. Move to the woods with some privacy.
thats were it is at.
With the type of content you do and like to do, you will always regret buying that overpriced house with neighbors right on top of you. A modest house on a nice big piece of property is where it's at. Your entire family would be better off in the long run, but you can tell you're in that "gotta get a big fancy house" mode.🤷♂
Big house means big bills. I second 3rd and fourth what everyone else is saying by go medium size 2k sq ft ish and get more space/land. You'll keep running into karens when living on top of each other in newer neighborhoods like that.
Cribs.......go get em😂
Nice go for it
700,000? that would be a million dollars plus where i am
Don’t get it. build your dream home and get more land
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Don't sell ur house guy rent it out & let that pay most or ALL of your other house payment !
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smaller house more land ...you wont reget it
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If you have a low rate in the house you already have your sitting on a goldmine.
750k!?? Go just outside of town and get some property so the neighbors can't b!t$# and complain.
yep
Stay away from HOA's
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CRIB! ps i am not a fan of karen neighbor content. Id much rather see you in a house w garage and space for car content.
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