The boomers are retiring in the tens of millions with many snowbirds flocking to warm belt states for their golden years.

I sold them to a guy in Golden, Colorado on a 9% Seller financed note for $30,000 (essentially, $10,000 per lot).

I will always conduct my business in a manner based on integrity and the golden rule.

They own the golden goose who lays the golden eggs.

I can take the averages of temperatures across the globe and make an awesome chart with the data, but that isn't going to tell me if I should wear a jacket today or not. 

I don't remember the person who originally stated you should look at 100 deals before you make your first offer but that advice is still golden.

Upon doing a walk-through I noticed the shower head was missing, a ceiling fan globe missing, 2 accordion doors were broken to the point of replacement and the kitchen counter tops broken.

My question is: why wait the five years, when a "bird in the hand" is already offering to lay a golden egg for you?

The golden rule is: find a great Property Manager.

My basic requirements to look for are:Population GrowthSolid industries in place and economic growthMedian housing prices are more than what a renter could typically affordDecent schools (Class B)Not a war zone (Class B)Obviously, I'm looking for the golden nugget... and wherever I find it, do you heavily consider Median Age of the population?