Sometimes of course we look at big areas and speak in generalities when there are significant submarkets and price ranges and ages that have different characteristics.   

I have a healthy income and have built a solid financial base for my age.

A lot of kids my age want to move out of their parents houses and I'm wondering if house hacking is the move and having buddy's pay rent and move in. 

Many multifamily investors plan to shift to passive income assets as they age (my plan).

Hey everyone, i am 20 years old, im just starting to learn the real estate business and looking for anyone that’s close to my age who would like to partner with me and we can start our real estate journey.

I was about to comment without noticing it's age. 

It could also be the age of the systems (roof, electric, plumbing, heating) or other factors. 

It's fantastic to see your enthusiasm for diving into real estate investing at such a young age. 

Newer homes are not always the "safest" - you'd be surprised at some of the high cost repairs that even new homes run into.I don't have an age limit on homes I would operate - many of mine were built in the 1950s and are great structures!

I understand that the age and quality of the home will impact when these expenses become due, but I'm curious if I could get somebody in the Austin area to take a look at the estimates I put in here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jgP6aod25qWJzKWQXhto...