It's not a get rich quick scheme but if you're prepared to hang in there and grind it out, there's a lot of things to learn and some money to be made.

I, myself, is STILL doing the grind in healthcare (therapist), and while I do love the job, sometimes I wonder why i still have to "ask" for a day off, or "ask" if I can have a day for doctors appointments for myself.

You can overlay the crime rate, noise, flooding and some other filters over the neighborhood you're looking at to see how it ranks.

All of a sudden they heard a weird noise in the house so they went inside to check on it.

All of a sudden they heard a weird noise in the house so they went inside to check on it.

Until I realized how overrated it was and how badly I wanted to be back on the grind and work on new challenges, retirement wasn't my desired lifestyle anymore. 

I love to work and appreciate the grind.

I'm grinding hard to get a SFH or duplex under contract in the greater Atlanta area.

When you have stacked units you have to contend with noise complaints, water leaks, stairs for the upstairs tenant, less rent for the units, who uses the yard (side by side house a little yard typically), parking, etc.  

We need to somehow make some noise NOW, specially since we don’t know how long this will go on for.... my personal opinion is I don’t think this will go on much longer.