Especially if they have children, the command will take special interest.2.

If you're talking owner occupied, meaning you're going to live there, it seems like choosing between those two areas is the primary consideration, then once you've picked that market you can dive down to consider specific properties.For your own personal residence, usually other life factors such as proximity to your place of employment and family considerations (spouse/partner, children, parents/extended family) are even more important than real estate investment.

This person has no parents, children, grandchildren, brothers or sisters?

We feel that controlling as many aspects of the business in house will allow us to generate larger profits, and have all the separate arms of the business work together, feeding each other and creating a synergy.Trying to figure out how to explain that to my wife and small children (LOL).

It further goes on to state that if there is a case of discrimination brought, and you do have nongovernmental occupancy limits, they will determine id it is done to unreasonably limit or exclude families with children (protected class).Of course, this is federal and your local laws may differ, and in fact, there is some states that have laws making it illegal to set your own occupancy limits.

They will get copies of all the appraisal reports, and poof now Amazon.com will be suggesting couches and furniture and appliances, etc, that matches your home's layout and color scheme.

My job also requires me to know the areas.I have two children of my own so I understand what you are saying when referring to making sure you move to a good neighborhood.It all depends on what type of home you desire to live in.

What I’m referring as investment, would be some furniture, rent, deposit.

From the podcasts, I understand that values won’t increase rapidly and I’m OK with that as I want to buy and hold and pass them on to my children.

When I changed the vacancy rate the monthly cash flow dropped to around $260.Some other neighborhood highlights:- $87,000 median real Estate price- average rent is $1,000 (rentometer said $750 was the average and I have $800)- 65% of the children in the area live in poverty so this is a low-income area. - the main occupations are manufacturing and labor, sales and service jobs