Or older in town property with some updates, definitely transitional neighborhood, for $90K-$120K that rents for $900-$1000 but is on the cusp of a turning neighborhood.

As some other states make the same transition (which I think is inevitable) this may diminish as a motivating factor.

Cars are a necessity for most.. unless you live in a city with a fabulous transit system. or again have a W2 job that takes you to the exact same place each day and you can do that with easy public transport.What is really not good is running up credit card debt for ANY type of purchase..

I am looking to do the same thing and hoping to make a careful and slow transition into full time real estate.

They're also finding it convenient to be close to public transit, entertainment venues, sports complexes, gourmet restaurants, and museums.We see this across the country from Brooklyn, NY to Chicago, to Los Angeles.

As I near retirement my wife and I wonder whether to stay in real estate or transition into another retirement plan.

I allowed the family to stay in the house at no charge for 10 days after closing in order for them to smoothly transition.

I allowed the family to stay in the house at no charge for 10 days after closing in order for them to smoothly transition.

I got my TX real estate license this year because i wanted to invest in real estate full time and figured becoming an agent would be the best way to learn while transitioning from my day job at a pace thats comfortable for my girlfriend. almost a month ago i got my first client (AWESOME!).

I'm a newbie investor looking for some advice as I transition out of the Military.