It’s a lot cheaper than cabinets and gives a tenant a place to put al their food and several of the large countertop appliances they all seem to have...rice cooker, toaster oven, deep fryer etcThink long, long term when making choices about what your putting in so it will last without having to be replaced every 4-6 years.

In particular, one by Patrick Rice on IRA investing, is, I believe, very wrong.

There is another residential street running behind the property, so I might also be able to relocate the garage to detached in the terraced backyard and turn the existing garage to living space. 

She has supported me through the rice and beans and beater cars and all of the really hard sacrifices.

@Quin Weidner the street was Kent Terrace.

Hi @Ashley Rice , Welcome to the forums!

For example, if you buy a $100,000 property, you would try to get $2,000/month in rent, or 2% of the purchase rice.  

@Gregory Rice thanks for the advice I appreciate it.

Not there, but between six flag and Chabot Terrace (north Vallejo) near Loyola Way.My bad.

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