I live in the Phoenix, Arizona area (Tempe, currently).

While I enjoy watching my investments and the excitement definitely interests me, I prefer to invest in investments that I can manipulate on my own.

The event is coming up this weekend in Tempe. 

I bought a 4br 5ba townhouse and rented out the other 3 bedrooms to young professionals that were in transition or on temp assignments.

@Adrian Peterson You cannot manipulate your tax returns by intentionally failing to report deductions no matter what the intention is - that includes wanting to show higher income for purposes of qualifying for a loan.

I would plan to quit my current job so I can move, but I already have freelancing lined up, and I would get a "temp" kind of job in the new city in addition. 

Being lied to is nothing new but here's the story:Last Friday, they we complaining that their stove wasn't working (eventually we found out their complaint was that one of the 4 coils/burners got "too" hot, even on low temp).

Therefore, you may get emails / calls after 5:00PM and during the weekend.This may give you more flexibility as you can work when you want and where you want but I think the demand will be different.I think if you are looking for flexibility, you may want to consider going from full-time to part-time or work as a 'seasonal contractor' or 'temp'.I think the other issue that you will have is that your hourly wage will likely go down.You are likely making atleast $100/hour as an attorney but that hourly rate will be cut down when transitioning to an agent.Best of luck.

Check with the county if a park model counts as a temp structure. 

If you are truly getting that poor quality of tenants I'd look into manipulating the price.