There are many "Recovery" houses that will bring in failed addicts from outside.

Most rooms are filled with athletes that are under the age of 21, so I don't think age is an issue.

Selling and all the transaction costs will eat into a chunk of your returns.Since the recovery for every 8 people that came to the Bay for a job, there has been 1 new housing unit for them.

This condo and the rest of the condos in the complex was flooded during Harvey.Most of the units are still unoccupied 8 months after Harvey and the complex appears deserted during my visit.The numbers look really good but my concern is that after fixing up the unit will anyone be willing to buy or live in this environment.Recovery seem too slow.Does anyone has a general idea of recovery times of sections affected by disasters such as flood.Not sure of how to proceed with this one.

as a professional athlete.

See the Seismic Retrofit Work Cost Recovery Program.https://hcidla.lacity.org/seismic-retrofit

I'm a professional athlete from pittsburgh playing abroad and i plan on buying my first property when i get back. however, i'm concerned about loans and actually trying to purchase and manage it when i'll probably will be overseas 6+ months of the year. so my question is the possibility of trying to invest while playing overseas and how i could go about doing it, in leaning more towards long term buy and hold multi families properties to accmulate wealth overtime. so any help can be appreciated. p.s. i've been watching the forums and podcasts for a while so this is my first tackle on trying to put myself out there into the community

Generally, money received is taxed at the following rates:Recapture of depreciation (recovery of depreciation taken in prior years up to total gain realized or depreciation taken whichever is less) - OrdinaryInterest Received - OrdinaryPrincipal Received - Prorated, a portion will not be taxable and depending on your holding period - Short Term - Ordinary, Long Term - Capital Gains

I have been learning about investing full time about 15 months while I medically recover.  I

First - speedy recovery to you, Scott!