Also, you will need multiple dependable tenants over the years you will own the property.The way to increase the odds of always having a dependable tenant is to buy properties that attract a tenant segment with a high concentration of dependable people.

My first thought is to agree with Curtis-- concentrate on volume and that means that this one is already too complicated, move on.That said, the fact is that you are looking to find a place to live and need the seller financing.

I am concentrating my searches in Montgomery County.

Investing in a private lending fund based on the East Coast would also give you geographic diversity and reduce the market risk of owning multiple real estate investments in a concentrated geographic area.You’ll want to look for a private loan fund that controls other risks as well.

(and usually panicking and not concentrating) There's been a ton written about that.

Do you know what concentration of deaths by age those statistics comprise?

There's a great podcast by @Whitney Sewell which concentrates solely on syndications.

This is not always the case (as I'm sure the folks from Raleigh will pop in to remind us), but by and large, they do try not to seriously offend or drive away landlords.If passed, it would be mandatory for large cities to adopt and possible for cities that don't quite meet all the criteria for size or concentration of voucher holders in certain neighborhoods.

The gurus make it sound easy, but their comments are designed to make you buy their course on how to do it.So if you are just starting out, I'd concentrate on learning one geographic area and one skill set.

It would be the highest concentration of $100,000 a year jobs in Texas.