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Julie Chen Neighborhood suggestions near public transport for house hacking
16 January 2024 | 20 replies
These areas are not only safe and pedestrian-friendly but also offer excellent rental potential due to their proximity to major employment centers and cultural attractions.Upstate NY: Look at cities like White Plains or New Rochelle, which are well-connected via Metro-North to NYC, offer urban conveniences, and have a range of multi-family homes.Seattle Area: Neighborhoods like Capitol Hill or Ballard in Seattle are excellent choices.
Account Closed Why doesn't everybody buy instead of rent?
13 September 2016 | 20 replies
But I don't live in those areas, and I don't know the culture.
Gary Kane Absolutely Confused...Let's Get Real about SOLO-401K's
5 September 2016 | 5 replies
Was up watching the Notre Dame/Texas game (too bad the Irish lost, great game!)
Daniel Harrison Experienced UK Property Advisor looking to branch into the USA!!!
5 September 2016 | 0 replies
I am well traveled and very culturally experienced and am a dedicated sales and marketing professional who exceeds goals, retains customers and maintains a strong reputation for customer satisfaction.With all that said, I am looking to understand the US market for both professional and personal reasons. 
David Chan Throwing a Dart: Dealing Real Estate From Hong Kong to Omaha
6 September 2016 | 3 replies
And that one risk, is the same one that landed me a job with a local investment bank when I penned a letter directly to the chairman of the board ripping apart his old school view on education after an interview that aired on public television.April 2010: After rising thru the ranks at the bank, I realized the investment banking culture was too cutthroat, and simply not right for me. 
Trysh Wahlig Investor newbie, now in Louisville, KY
16 September 2016 | 12 replies
@Major Thanks, I will at Old Louisville, and I am enamored with the shotgun style houses in Germantown and on Irish Hill.
Anand S. New investor from San Diego
19 September 2016 | 32 replies
At this point, I am prepared to invest $30-40k for a downpayment and torn between and still learning about 3 options - rehab/flip in San Diego, turnkey cashflow investment in Chicago/Indiana, Out of state rehab/flip.This is really an incredible forum looking at the "ready to share knowledge" culture which further emphasizes in my mind that real estate is really not a zero sum game...I look forward to connecting with folks here...
Adam Rothweiler New to Denver, Looking for a Breakthrough!!
22 November 2016 | 10 replies
The owner, Chris, is phenomenal and if it weren't for the way he views customer service and the culture of the company I'm not sure I'd have taken a position in this field.  
Phillip Driesler New Member
16 September 2016 | 3 replies
Of course, being near Nashville is great for people who love a city with a unique identity, innovation and entrepreneurship, culture, music, food, art, nature, etc, etc.It's more challenging to find good deals in the city now, as it has been a really hot market, but there are still deals to be found a little farther out.Congrats on taking bold steps to improve your life!
Phil Kogan Brand new to house flipping
27 September 2016 | 15 replies
It's so culturally diverse and rich community.