Those are very stable communities - taxes tend to be higher in these areas...

Thus, any rents you collect will have a positive cash flow which would only get better over time since you live in a pretty stable market.

Selling a property one time wouldn't be considered any type of consistent or stable income.Do you have rental income from your properties claimed on schedule E?

He lives in Bronzeville...although he is financially stable, his financial future was tied to the other owners.  

Any overpayment on taxes for that year are then refunded.WRT to growth, I don't have statistics on it handy, but I believe the rents in Cleveland have remained stable for some period of time.

I have to believe there are some submarkets in CT which will remain stable or rise through the recovery.

The new job is in a totally different line of work, actually, but it's a salaried position and should be pretty stable. 

If the answer is zero, I think you should leave the 401 alone and find another job, because you are not financially stable enough to do this.

I want to create a stable financial future for myself while finishing my service time.

In that 5 years i could potentially build a stable business for a living.