Childhood sweethearts break up, marriages end, and best friends grow apart, and so do tenant/landlord relationships.

Marriage announcements?

Now I am a Marriage and Family Therapist.

Older adults are divorcing more frequently while younger adults are postponing marriage more than previous generations.Both of these factors are positive indicators for the rental economy.Wealth and income gains have not kept up with housing costs.Wealth accumulation models seem to be changing; net worth is shifting from property ownership to defined contribution (DC) plans. 

Property management is like your husband and wife in a marriage. 

As someone here on BP said once if you find a good Realtor consider an informal marriage - they are that rare.Not saying you can't find them but don't be afraid to play the field to find the one to marry.Plus pay them - pay them well and often and don't ask for deals.

to be on the safe side, i would say 35k.This home is located near Union Street near downtown Concord, where there are some of the most Beautiful Historic I have ever seen.I got in touch with the owner and made an appointment.Here is the situation.His wife passed away about 6 months ago after 40 years of marriage.

This could significantly lower your living expenses - that is unless the tenant moves out.If you are not planning on staying in that neighborhood for long or are considering a major life change (i.e. marriage, job change, children etc), owning a duplex could allow you to shift from homestead to investment property and benefit from the dual income stream when you move.

I am the investor half of an investor/broker marriage.  

Does every date result in a marriage?