They make a good income, better than a retired nurse, and teacher with a Master's degree (my DH).This will bring their payments down by more than $100 a month, including the taxes, ins., water & trash that i currently pay as the landlord.

I think part if it is my desire to walk away from a career where I am a licensed professional (I'm a registered nurse) to do something not so "professional".

When we met she was in nursing school working as a secretary.

:) 23 years old and I've been working as a Registered Nurse for about 2 years now.One day a co-worker recommended me to read a book called "Rich dad, Poor dad" and BOOM!

Although they are only 1 mile apart, #2 is in a bit better neighbor and is closer to major employees and a medical center, which its nursing/medical students and residents would be a good source of tenants.

I work at a hospital as a Registered Nurse but I have been looking for ways to leave my job for the past year or two because I need to get out of the rat race.

If you do not know howto do a title search on your own then you must learn how.If you have to foreclose there are certain liens that do not go away with foreclosure, each State is different.I had a situation where a note was for sale and the home owner received medicade payment and went into a nursing home.

I am a full time Registered Nurse living in Scottsdale, Az and soon to be part time mortgage loan originator and looking to get into buy and hold investing.

Thanks for the reply, JonYeah, I have lived here since my Mother was placed in a Nursing Home December 2010.

She said that she had to be very careful when selling a home of a person who goes into assisted or nursing facilites etc.