They seem to think prices of properties will start to drop.So if you can rest (3 jobs at break neck speed can cost you health wise) plus you want to live to see the fruits of your labor and start looking around in 12 months you might be in better shape to make serious moves.Just a thought.Good luck in your investing!

I am currently an accidental land-lord in Pensacola (Pace), Florida after I was forced to move and couldn't sell my primary residence. 

Although I'm doing/finding deals, my pace is pretty darn slow. 

However I am absorbing info at breakneck speed with the help of BP.

These areas are growing at a rapid pace right now.Hope this helps

As hiring accelerates, multifamily developers may indeed step up the pace of building, not slow it down.

All of the details you agree to need to be in the AO, and once you agree to them that is how they will pace out and pay out in each deal.

My husband and I are looking to learn about flipping or buying to rent. We have no experience in the real estate field but we do know how to WORK.

Figure out a 2 year degree or technical vocation that qualifies for the grant, then pace the money, usually can get 2 classes a semester part time year round, and you can maintain a part time job at least semi-related to your school vocation, plus some employers like to see you are active in education.

Some like loud music, loud phone talkers (like me) people that pace (like me again), people that don’t like others studying / looking at them, lack of privacy, safety / security.