Twenty something?

I've been in the industry almost twenty years, in downtown Oakland, and am only now looking into pursuing my own investments.  

So i'm thinking o.k that's strike one.But they did mention something about an event in Los Vegas that they have every month where we could come and buy turnkey properties and  another one that they have locally where they come every three months called Boots on the Ground where they are supposed to show us how to find, fund, fix and flip a few deals.So asked the guy and since i already look on the Boots on the Ground website to see if it was like you said  worth its weight in gold, he pretty much said that it was just a walk around a neighborhood and they would show a group of like twenty people how to find deals.Thats was strike two.Now my scum of the earth meter is going off but i'm like ok they got to have some type of guarantee since they want you to comment that much money, so again, i asked and again this poor guy just swung for the the fence and stuck out. 

I would probably keep them for twenty years or so.

With $50/bbl oil we're seeing a slight increase in oil activity in some areas but I wouldn't expect the economy and real estate to come roaring back quickly.

So much to learn and figure out how to keep those monthly costs down to a dull roar, and give my guests a good experience!!

My name is Maria and I am a twenty something looking to start potentially investing in rent to own houses and/or condos in or near Boston. 

I am in my late twenties and I work as a mechanical engineer. 

Unfortunately, just don't see that type of growth happening in Chicago in the next ten years or even twenty years.

A house that has ten outlets and ten lights is way different than twenty five outlets and twenty five lights.