When I’m old, tired, and miserable is when I would probably spend less of my money.What I’m looking to sell this year:Downtown condo off Pike Place - HOA dues went up 30% last year and 6% this year.

Close to Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Hillsboro Pike shopping and restaurants.

Good Afternoon:My family and I are moving down to the Montgomery area (Pike Road/Deer Creek/Prattville/Wetumpka) and are looking to buy.

As a VT native and investor in both VT and NC, I have to disagree with the general notion that VT is more complex than other states.

Purchase price: $259,900 Cash invested: $50,000 Great little rental located off of Long-hollow Pike in Gallatin, TN.

Pike township.Purchase price is $119,900Rent: $1,17520% down + closing cost: $26,858Principal + Interest (4.75%): $500Property Tax: $200Insurance: $60HOA: $18Property Management (8%): $94Vacancy (5%): $59Maintenance (5%): $59 Assuming I get $1,175 I am looking at $185 cash flow for a 8.2% CoC return. 

They are afforded time by law before an eviction comes down the pike but you can institute your fees on them in the meantime. 

I'm an agent/investor from Raleigh, NC, and love the idea of investing here, as well.We're staying right off Westland Dr near Lyons View Pike, so I've been able to drive around some of the higher-end listings. 

Other option is executive housing for doctors because of the location-White Bridge Pike in between Harding and Charlotte pike. 

Stable rents, appreciating retail prices, etc.Think of like the east side suburbs, B level like Lyndhurst, Mayfield, South Euclid, Twinsburg, or A level like Hudson, Solon, Gates Mills, Beachwood, Pepper Pike, etc.