You will never get a penny from them you only frustrate yourself and chase your tail in the end .

Nurses work their tails off, and they want to come home to a quiet, SAFE , enviornment. 

I don't know, because the rule is never stated with the corresponding number for the standard deviation.Think of it this way - when you flip a coin, you know that it will turn up on tails 50% of the time on average.  

You can also lose your tail.

My best TK properties were all bought at the tail end of the recession at good prices like the example I gave you, 150K purchase price (worth at least 170K at the time of purchase), now worth 200K+ in 1 year with rents at 1775/month.   

I found out because I tried to do this myself.The homestead exclusion is cool but don't let the tax tail wag the dog when investing.

I probably would have made you an offer on it if it were more suited as a rental, but I’m sure it will work out as a quick whole-tail.

I just recently went into contract to purchase a franchise and am towards the tail end of the deal/closing.

If you're willing to work your tail off and delay gratification, RE will help you reach your goals without a formal education.Originally posted by @Jalen Chanthaboury:Greetings BP,So I’m 19 years old, from the Chicagoland area and I’ve decided to drop out of community college couple of weeks ago.

Never let the tax tail wag the investment dog.