Sorry, twenty years of experience speaking.

In a twenty year old home you will find at least three things that need to be replaced or have already been replaced.

Think about it, we pay THEM to walk twenty feet over to the boxes and then actually drive to the building,  rather than them pack up a truck, park, and walk around all day.  

The manager said based on my twenty two unit experience I could handle the forty unit work load there by myself no problem.I did take a drive through the complex, looked at the residents there and walk the property as well prior to my interview.

I am in my mid-twenties and single.

I started at the IRS in 1996 - twenty one years ago, and after I started I was promoted to the Criminal Investigation Division.

I stumbled across a webpage call “Real estate in your twenties” by Brandon Turner.

We do not want to do a complete teardown and rebuild because we would have to demolish and move the foundation twenty feet further into the property.

There are many different opinions but I would like to ask some of you for your methods for hedging your bets for a downturn that may happen in one or twenty years.  

Everything a big city offers, without the big city price.Millennials are entering their prime "settle down" years where they are in their late twenties / early thirties and are ready to start a family.