I already believe it’s a good lifestyle decision, but would like both things to line up.25F, Single, Project Manager @ Healthcare Income: 90K of base salary (not including bonuses or stock options because unsure of exact figures).

I already believe it’s a good lifestyle decision, but would like both things to line up.25F, Single, Project Manager @ HealthcareIncome: 90K of base salary (not including bonuses or stock options because unsure of exact figures).

I already believe it’s a good lifestyle decision, but would like both things to line up.25F, Single, Project Manager @ HealthcareIncome: 90K of base salary (not including bonuses or stock options because unsure of exact figures).

Another option if it fit your lifestyle would be to sell your house and make a larger than normal office/home as part of your self storage location. 

Hello All -I have been running a relatively successful business for 15 years which has allowed me to save a lot of money while still living a good lifestyle.

She is already on thin ice for other reasons.Looking back I see some red flags of her drama inviting life style that I overlooked initially.

I am curious because of the recent situations surrounding the area and how they have affected the inner metro and surrounding area lifestyle. 

There used to be a VA requirement that new home had to be at least 50 miles from current home or another major change in lifestyle to justify less than 50 miles.how much equity do you have in current home?

We have both been feeling a bit... stuck lately.Now that I am working remotely (I asked my employer to remain remote even after everyone returns to the office... request pending), I have someone to go and split costs with, and I really don't have much keeping me in the Northeast (family likely moving to South Carolina in the next few years), I am ready to take the chance.There are so many places that I'm sure I would like but in an attempt to not get analysis paralysis, and actually commit to making a move, I decided to focus on Colorado Springs.This came after doing some research on decent cost of living areas that are ideal for young active professionals who love the outdoorsy lifestyle such as myself (and my friend).It seems like there are good job opportunities there if I do chose to get a job in the area (likely to be the case if my job denies my wfh request).Ultimately, I want to buy a small multifamily house to house-hack in but first I want to start narrowing down where in Colorado Springs I would like to be.I felt that it would be best for us to rent a 2 bedroom apartment for maybe a year in Colorado Springs to get a feel for the area and see if/where I would like to buy something down the road.I am not a big city guy but do like downtown and suburban areas.

Spurred on by tired of living the "same ****, different day" type of lifestyle, I've given myself 90 days to purchase an investment property.