If you want to get a tenant out to sell the property or move back in, you have to pay a relocation fee which varies according to number of tenants, if there are minor children, if tenant has a disability or over age 65.

It's sandwiched between nationwide children's and googles new data center (S high and Rathmell)The positive cashflow investments are going to be within the outer loop

So, I guess in short, stability has a greater priority, while in the long term, I lean towards possession and wealth building that maybe even my children take advantage of. 

Say her ESA is a cow and this is a condo with no yard (just to be extreme) or this dog is a barking nuisance with many complaints, bites some children, and has rabies. 

And maybe hoping my endeavor will continue to inspire our children to see, learn and motivate them into looking at this for themselves. 

The shelter in our area works with local landlords to provide homes to those in their charge and their children. 

I checked out all the beaches from Sunset to the outer banks and this is what my wife and I surmised: We immediately crossed OBX off our list because it was very far and because of the lack of medical care nearby…you have to think of these things once you have children.

I guess you had no financial obligations to individuals, children, or communities beyond what 30% of your income could meet, and no time commitments either. 

But I don't believe those risk apply to me because I plan be an owner occupant, I have a pretty good credit score (720)  and a combine income with my spouse of 70K (no children yet). 

They are paid up for rent for the month, the woman has moved out and the man and his children are still living there.