While I had my prior agent for 30 years, I dropped them when my daughter was a new driver, my insurance doubled when I added her, another $350/month on top of the $350/month.

Well cash flow isn’t much of a return driver so I’m more focused on forcing appreciation in growing areas.

Any female BPer's wanting to relocate to Detroit I will have a room waiting for them.Must have:A good jobAbility to stay up past 8pmA drivers licenseNo felony arrestA credit score over 720a passion for cleaningAnd a portfolio of at least 12 cash flowing properties that I can buy into for 51%Thanks and have a great day. 

I'm a UPS Driver in the SF Bay Area.  

Ethan Schneider Anything you like that you can buy ALL CASH, is preferable.I Own an 02 Dodge Durango, everyday driver, replaced engine with one that had 100k miles on it.

I would feel slightly responsible if one of my tenants, a known repeat drunk driver, ran over and kill a neighbours kid.

The feds caught the slumlord down in Florida after he got himself a Florida driver's license in his own name and was trying to get his hands on another foreign passport.

I agree with others have said about setting up a financial foundation, etc. since you don't have money or credit, bring your labor/hustle.since you said you like your job as a driver, use it to your advantage.

I'm hoping for the college to continue to grow and drive rents up.

Look into Cleveland, its got good cashflow potential with appreciation happening as well.Looking for appreciation come to Columbus, there are still 1% deals, but the more attractive part is the population growth and other economic drivers!