Brief history: this tenant is the HR lady at my workplace and I originally broke my own rules by allowing her to have a pet and pay the security's deposit late.

Here are some guidelines that might help making the work place safer for female agents (my company actually just introduced them after the tragic event in Arkansas):1.

Originally posted by Lan Kawas:Matt,First off I think this article is skewed to make you jump on the bandwagon of buying in on a memphis/detroit turn key sight unseen rentals.Yes Seattle is not great on cash flow but ...1) There is less competition, (as Tim Ferriss says things are easier in the top of the mountain when you don't have to compete for the 50-150k properties with every Tom Dick and Harry.2) As much as we are taught not to, Better and solid areas like Seattle are more consistent and offer more reliable appreciation (opps I said it).3) I am of the strong belief that you need to buy where you are familiar with.Lan,We (wife and I) are intrigued by the gentrifying areas near us.

As you know, the pandemic has prompted many businesses to turn to work-from-home models, which has created questions about the future of workplaces.

https://www.wlky.com/article/l...An example  of another industry still thriving through covid. 

My StoryDuring a summer job in high school, I started to get tired of my paycheck being dependent upon only my time spent at the workplace.

It will be interesting to see if this becomes a trend going forward as housing preferences and consumer behavior change in response to the pandemic and evolving workplace environment.The major inventory decline in the suburbs and greater MSA--which we also saw in August--has something to do with fewer owners listing homes due to the pandemic who otherwise would have sold this year.

We will have about $225k left over after closing costs and we're thinking about increasing our living space a bit since we're now all confined home(workplaces being remote) and are bursting at the seams.  

This is not the place to talk about all the abuse that the ladies put up with in the workplace...look at the Governor of New York.

@Lan Phan I'm not a CPA or tax professional, so this is just my personal opinion.