So much so, these entrepreneurs are called “Tampreneurs.”Tampa has the diversified economy millennials seek, led by financial services, STEM-related occupations, health care, research, education, tourism, retirement, and military bases all making significant contributions to jobs and growth.

Many of these homes are up to 100 years old and some of them haven't been upgraded since Prohibition (alcohol, not cannabis :-) ) So, you could be looking at costly plumbing and electrical issues.

Part of my concerns stem from the comments: It's a JOB, there is a ton of marketing to do, the costs of marketing, negotiating with 'desperate' sellers, and so on. 

"Our" resentment toward Chicago stems from the perception that Chicagoans tend to act as if we are insignificant and they are better than us.

I currently invest in Atlanta and don't regret my decision, which would not take a genius to reach.So, you mentioned about your child in college, congrats and your thought of purchasing a house there will go a long way to stem the flow of room and board dollars in the future.

I would see a "legal mess" stemming from inappropriately choosing a tenant over another (black/white, kids/no kids, gay/straight, the usual bad decisions of fair housing)...treat S-8 folks as a standard tenant really, it's not difficult to get started.What you do need to know is that the S-8 process is SLOW!!!

The problem stems from the fact that sometimes, a conflict between owners and renters arises where each side wants something that can only be granted at the expense of the other side.

I would invest in the expanding legal cannabis industry real estate market (huge niche) or growing markets where professionals 35 and under are sticking around like South Bend, In.

I have done some searching through the forums and it seems there are many ways a partnership can break down, but here are my specifics:My friend can contribute 10kI can contribute 10kProperty X costs $80,000, which requires a $16,000 down payment, with fees our total to buy the property costs $20,000Property X generates $1000 NOI and we split it 50/50.My confusion stems from how to bring the money together to pull this off. 1.

I own a home in Colorado but as I'm working remotely, I want to invest where it's a lower point of entry so I can acquire properties more quickly, saving and investing and moving, mostly single family homes in B areas near STEM hubs.