There's an argument sometimes made that a slight degree of leverage can be used on such portfolios to increase returns a few more % without taking on any real risk of ruin, just the cost of higher volatility.. but we're on an RE forum here.  

@Olivia Umoren Are you working in the field where you received your degree?

You might get more when you sell, you might get less, you might get the same - no one can say with any degree of certainty one way or the other.It was the same thing with AC when it hit the scene all those years ago.

If your dad has decades of success in real estate to that degree then why are you going to real estate investment meetings and listening to investors with just a sliver and net worth of his experience level??

The actual temperatures are 50 - 70 degrees fahrenheit.

After living in Florida for the past 40 years, I will give you my advice based on a couple of scenarios.If you want to keep the home for a long time with the highest degree of window protection, the greatest resale value and the least amount of maintenance here's the ticket.

The letter states move in date (which they have wrong by 4 years), original deposit of 475.00, then total deductions of 8000 (which they also added wrong, they added 100 nonrefundable  pet deposit and 7000 Nicotine Smoke Damages to arrive at total of 8k), with an asterisk stating *Pending additional  charges to be determined.  

It actually hit me my last year at UIC as I was in my degree program of Computer science.

Hello BP community, I was initially getting my degree in the medical field but I hit a bump in the road and decided to switch lanes and invest all of my time into real estate.

I received a bachelors degree from Cleveland state university in 2012.