Gen Z may be leading a revival in the trades. 1) In an aging population, the median age of electricians, mechanics, and plumbers is falling. 2) Vocational school enrollment is growing faster than at 4-year colleges.More young folks are considering the trades as a career.

I know I have more knowledge in real estate than you just by the basic difference in our ages. 

No slab houses, age restriction too i.e. expectation to be paid in full before retirement.

we have seen this before with folks on BP.. this site used to be pretty anti paid any kind of training that has now all changed.. there is nothing different from this guy than any of the other paid gurus not that its a bad thing.. but just keep in mind they make their money selling their information.

@Ruchit Patel...depending on ages of the people in your family, the reverse mortgage is usually a tool to help with this type of situation. 

I am thoroughly impressed with the knowledge bank here at BP... very enlightening and always timely... despite the original post age :)

I've had transactions with "homeowner" specials that you just shake your head --- and they call it pride of ownership :) lolI'm not "anti-town" or "anti-gov" but sometimes the system is silly. 

Just found this thread... considering Huntsville has now outgrown Birmingham in less than 5-10 years and is continuing to grow, I'd say this aged quite well!

She asked for prorated rent if she moved out early, which I happily agreed to and she has been extremely cooperative.Lower unit tenant is mad that someone less than half her age owns the property and is not letting her stay (she has been there 10+ years).

I'm looking at the proper treatment of the de minimis safe harbor election 1.263(a)-(f), specifically paragraph 6 which details the anti-abuse rule.