I am a former University of Maryland athlete and love the idea of competing on the new playing field that is life.

He runs an acupuncture business in Encinitas focused on athletes, and he has a lot of surf clients.

At a local REIA. Anyone familiar with this supposed money making home business?

They're not going anywhere anytime soon.On a recovery-related note:- Cleveland MSA's 7.3% unemployment rate stands lower than Chicago's 9.6% and Detroit's 10.4%. - About $5 billion in new construction is underway in the downtown CBD.- The city budget saw a $50 million surplus last year.- Pension liabilities are at least 75% funded, which is better than most cities its size or larger. - The Cleveland Metro School District just passed a $67/yr million citywide property tax hike that is touted to vastly improve the quality of inner-city education through the use of specialized boarding schools, targeting high-crime neighborhoods, and other innovative secondary education techniques.- Downtown residential population is increasing at 20% per year or greater, and more than 5,000 brand new units from converted downtown office buildings will come online in the next 18 months.

We lose and there is no recovery that we see, so doing this right the first time is crucial.

Agree to litigate in small claims with the stipulation that if you get a recovery judgement you will have to right to post negative reviews of your experience.

New soon-to-be investor here. 27 years old & current professional athlete with a HUGE passion for RE.

A failed septic or a well with recovery issues could bury you ...

Entry level housing in many areas started coming off the bottom in 2009 but multifamily and other commercial sectors have lagged behind in their recovery by years and years.3.

A recession won't completely kill short-term rentals but will reduce the number of clients and the nightly rate until a recovery starts again.Assuming that your STR has sufficient margins to price aggressively so that occupancy can be kept up, there isn't that much to worry about other than a temporary reduction in cash flow.