You will need an attorney in NC and FL respectively for those states transactions.Good luck with your other proposed purchases and welcome to landlording from near and far.

If you're confident and knowledgeable, people will respect that you've gotten as far as you have at your age, and it won't be a major drawback. 

Currently, I have a respectable amount of savings in a managed IRA (not self managed), and I am putting 15% of my salary into a 401K every month.

I respect your comments and know that you are educated from what I have read.

Of course, I want to be respectful of Chinese culture and avoid any boasting or inappropriate self-centeredness.

Would each policy be based on their respective sizes or will they likely overlap? 

I'm not sure if it's an angle to justify his fee, but he seems like he respects his craft.

And you can buy that property by treating the seller with respect and by being honest.Obviously, there are rip off artists in all walks of life.

In my opinion the real estate remain still a good investment/business because has the "SLOW" characteristic that means that do not react directly proportionally with the stock market and no matter is going to happen the people needs a roof...Anyway, about the Houston market, I was just reading from the Houston Business Journal that the top 10 jobs are based on medical and/or import/export industries, no one was in the oil & gas area.Another KPI is that Houston have still a shortage of houses respect to the request.However, if you driving around downtown/uptown you can see a lot of new buildings/condo/town etc... that are ready to open...In conclusion, I think there are a lot of opportunities in the Clutch city...

Thank you BP,Respectfully,Davon