I'm looking for some second opinions on back of the napkin calculations to compare with my own for two options that I have found for the first new property, located close to my new workplace.

(That’s right, your workplace retirement savings plan is named after a section of the tax code.)Still, “Section 1031?

@Lan Huynh I generally agree with @Aaron Montague on this one; it seems too richly priced.

Close to major workplaces, how close is the property to city transport?

Make sure your contractor is fully insured for workplace injuries, liability, etc.

I'm trying to put together my 'plan' to transition to real estate investing, but I'm a few years away and will be living the cubicle life. I work in communications / public relations (corporate), and I'm wondering wha...

These elements sent me back to the workplace where I know I don't have any business being, like where I am now.

I would guess it's closer to 30%-35%.Office is under alot of stress due to changing workplace habits.

Actually to correct the above statement on Traditional IRAs:For an IRA contributor who is not covered by a workplace retirement plan and is married to someone who is covered, the deduction is phased out if the couple's income is between $193,000 and $203,000, up from $189,000 and $199,000.

Everybody makes mistakes in school, workplace, relationships, business partners and so on.