@Ralph, I can't seem to send you a message from my work computer, but let's connect and I would be glad to help you find some like-minded military REI people!

Everyone needs a place to live but their place to work may be turning into a computer in their residence.

I went on my computer to read the news and the first thing I saw was this article.

If someone were to break in to my home, steal ALL my stuff; my cars, trucks, art collections, flat screen TVs, laptops, computers, gadgets and devices of all shapes and sizes - they would probably NOT TOUCH the scores of books, audio programs, and training packages and programs we have purchased over the years to make all of this possible.So here is where we are as property owners/property managers.Yes, we have residents calling us now offering to pay what they can.

@Chris Levarek robots and computers were going to be taking jobs for generations. 

I am shortly doing a 1031 on an investment property and really there's not a lot clear on how you compute the cost basis of the replacement property or properties.   

Computations and models should be prepared to simulate taxable income projections for 2020 and it is important to maintain tax bracket optimization when doing a conversion.

I am a freshman at Duke University studying Computer Science and Economics and am actively involved as an Analyst in the Duke Real Estate Club.

Studied hard, got a BS in Computer Science around 27 y.o.Professional Career - Worked Hard and Studied Hard, reached probably the top 10% in my profession, achieving a salary over $100k before the age of 30.Started RE Investing - Bought my first House Hack in the late 90s.2 Decades of Investing / Kept LTV down - I kept my professional career as I invested in more RE so I can keep the LTV below 70%.

I can do it in 10 minutes from my computer.