Not to mention if you can afford to live in San Diego it's going to take a heck of a nest-egg to create enough positive cash-flow to make San Diego livable.  

I, too, want my retirement nest egg to grow faster than afforded by stocks & mutual funds.

or someone whose abilities and honesty is worthy of trusting with your entire purchase-investment in the property, your expected holding costs for the time it takes to re-sell the property,  and maybe your nest egg, too. 

I can't change my Property manager's way of doing business, but I can change who I hire to manager my nest egg.

The situation: Moving to Detroit and need to stay in the downtown/metro area for the next 3-4 years. Have savings built up that I initially earmarked for real estate in my hometown but with the upcoming move I'm wonde...

I've heard of a bigger pockets meeting at crows nest on Tuesday at 4pm from a friend.

My advice: it sounds like you’ve built a nice little nest egg.

Also, as I dip my own long term, nest egg properties, I will be able to relate to them on a much deeper level.

I thought people would like my fancy touch-screen Ecobee thermostats but they have trouble with them and they're not as easy as Nest.

This is the place for long-term goals & Arlington is ripe for a nice retirement nest egg to cash out on later in life.