I do believe in this area to stay good forever if the politicians screw it up.  

They are pricey, but last almost forever.

I used to use the red lined paper but it's very time consuming trying to line up the letters with the lines.That being the case I use blank yellow cardstock paper.

I live right up the street and plan on staying here forever so my rentals are next door/close by.The two houses are grandfathered and if I want to replace them they give me a 30-day window to replace which isn't happening unless I go mobile which I do not want to do. 

According to The Demand Institute, a research firm focused on consumer demand, Millennials will spend over $600 billion on rent within the next four years.

@Jim Carson,Better Option is Hold for ever... advantages...Tax Saving: If you will sell, you need to pay hefty tax on appreciationTime Saving: you pick lot of properties and that consume lot of time. doing all again will take your time and energy again.Opportunity: we don't know we are on top yet... look at market in Canada, Australia, China, India... appreciation cycle still continue after 15 years. 

This is time consuming and I'd like to know who others are using for this effort.

Hi everyone:  I have been interested in RE forever but as with most, life happens and other things take priority.  

Has the seller received any notice of foreclosure, if so you need to head the other way if you can't buy it, this is full of new foreclosure landmines, if no notice has been given then you can proceed on the creative side.If you are acting as an investor, you can do an installment contract, as a real estate dealer selling to a consumer, buyer tenant, you'll have federal laws to comply with, pretty hard to do now.However, I'm more concerned with, what appears to be, the  intent of avoiding the mortgage requirements.

Hi everyone: I have been interested in RE forever but as with most, life happens and other things take priority.