This is in Kingston and my realtor is very good and trustable and he did not warn me anything about homes that don't have a basement.The semi I bought was under market and has no basement but is less than 20 years old.Is this fine or do I need to look at anything that is concerning in these type of homes?

There is a fair amount of people above 60, but not statistically significant when compared to SC as a whole.Population in general has been rising steadily since the 70s with future growth predicted77.2% of the population live and work in the area.There are over 4200 employers in the area with 135 employers hiring 100+ employeesHealthcare, Insurance, Government, Food Production and Energy are among the top employers - that's a great mix of white collar to blue collar to semi-skilled labor.Wages in the area average in the high $40sThere is a 1.1% increase in labor needed year over year for the next 6 years.

Most of those workers will seek much cheaper lodging either long term or semi long term.

So, semi-check. 3) Some work still needs to be done here.

I know I have done the run up 4 times sold, got that whopper fat check TAX FREE  that is truly life changing.. you can use those funds to start business's ( which I have done) semi retire ( which I have done)..  

I want to earn a semi flow of passive income from my investments.I am unsure what I should be focused on.

I want to be part of a group that has semi regular meetings to discuss various niches and strategies so I can do some learning and networking.

Most sellers are like me professional in the industry or semi professional.. so its just black and white its a deal or no deal.. 

Hi @Sam Hanaa, I personally love SE MI, but you’re right taxes tend to be high due to historically low housing prices...the city/state still needs their money for past corrrupt officials and whatnot.

There is no appreciation to these low income semi rural homes, but I get calls all the time asking do I have anyone moving, am I Considering new low cost contraction at former tenement sites.