I'm also in my twenties and it's an excellent time to get started!

Make the water leak come out on the floor so your barefoot tenants will call you before the cabinet rots out.I have never replaced any cabinets in the twenty plus years since I started doing that.I am a buy and hold type of guy and I do all my own repairs.I don't like doing things twice.

The older units willlikely be taken off the market (this has been in the works for a long time,nothing new I don't think for the basic move toward efficiency) and shipped toother countries...maybe China, LOL.I see some real deals on 80%ers in the spring, but I doubt the price difference will justify paying higher utility bills for the next twenty years....okay, 10 years because stuff doesn't last like it use to. :)

Where I live - $500,000 can buy you a twenty unit apartment complex.

I got my realtor license when I was twenty and second pretty much what everyone said.

I have a positive read on this guy, that he's just trying to rebuild his life after making some stupid choices in his twenties.

I´m a late twenties girl that recently inherited 230 000 pounds and am thinking of purchasing this property in the north of England.

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Im in my EARLY twenties, and building cash flow is the MAIN option for me as we speak when it comes to terminating the punch clock.

His wife quoted from him that when she turns 40 he will replace her for 2 twenty year old girls!