In California its legal to fractionalize the DT ... so you can buy a fractional interest many HML do this.. start there.. much easier they do all the heavy lifting you just bring you dough in and ride along.some may take a small investment to start if U can show them that more is on the way or you just testing it out. other wise not much benefit to anyone with 10k .

I grew up riding in the back of a Ford Taurus (which at the time was about the same size as a fusion).

He let me have the bike since I ride.  

Renting them out is not an issue as demand for homes in stable neighborhoods is currently very high.When looking into out of state investing, I couldn't get comfortable with the fact that my assets would be a plane ride away, I'd have to rely wholly on an out of state team and I also didn't have the time to spend researching the sub-markets of the area's I was interested.

I have always thought and also read from a number of websites that the two should be served at the same time if you really want to get ride of the tenant even if he/she pays this time.

If there isn't a REIA meeting that is accessible by bus, is there a family member, friend, co worker who would be willing to give you a ride to a meeting once a month (maybe they may learn something as well).

One of my friends had the family job of riding her bike up and down the roadway every day at dawn, looking for meat to feed to their dogs.There was no meat to be had at any price.

I still believe we are in for a horrible ride and yes, I believe like dominos falling, the perfect storm WILL affect all areas.

As an example, I purchased our primary residence in 2002 and, after the recent roller-coaster ride, could still sell it today for $100k over the purchase price.

Well heeled investors aren't willing to ride the boat down.