I grew up there as a child before moving to Canton.120,000 should get you a decent starter home in Woodstock.You can find one that used to be in the 180k to 200k range at the peak back in 2008 for 120k now.When looking if you are not happy at 120,000 in what you find bump up to 140,000 or so and you can negotiate down to your 120 range.You don't need to pay off your credit card balances just get them below 33% of available credit limit and it will boost your score.I know doctors that open up practices and have to pay off very expensive equipment over time but didn't know the schooling was so expensive.

I use housebroken because tenants who grew up in bad homes with low education likely never learned to respect a house and don't know how to keep an apartment regardless of how nice they are to you before they move-in.

You may want to plan some fees for a bookkeeper, lawyer, accountant, etc.Given what I remember about ND, Mandan (grew up there) is very working class.

My husband grew up in Edmonton so these leads might come in handy for some family members still there.

I think in the process of growing the community, you accidentally grew your glasses too!!

I'm well aware it's cheaper to buy rental property yourself as I grew up in a family who had rental property since I was little.

Unless the mold grew higher then that which its been cold and in the houses ive been in here the mold hasnt been growing very rapidly.

I grew up in the boonies of MO, and we certainly have heat there.

Jake Kucheck -Here's the problem: I grew up in Baltimore and lived in San Francisco for 10 years, so Atlanta is third on my list of teams who I'm rooting for

@Jon I live in CA, but grew up and lived in STL until 2004.I'm am looking to buy investment prop within about a 5 mile radius of where I grew up.