Household formation slowed down as many people/families doubled up or adult kids stayed with their parents or moved back in with them.Even so rent demand picked up, because we went from around a 67% home ownership rate to about 63%.

It's your typical rural community, there were junk and old cars accompanying the SFRs, as well as a few kids playing with adults standing around. 

I am not an experienced REI, however I work with a large number of young adults executing duties that could have serious consequences in the military.I would seek out an employee who could teach you the mistakes you would make before you make them.

If it truly is rural and outside of any likely near-future development value, it would only be somewhat valuable (to you, as a young adult with no ties to it and no desire to hold long term) if we are talking considerable acreage. 

You suck it up, do the work and try to do better next time like a responsible adult

Hello All,

Need some advice on my particular renter situation. Currently renting my basement out to a single mother and her child since last March, original rent was $1575 (all utilities) and I saw her situation at ...

I've been in big cities most of my adult life (ex-NYC too...SF, etc), and now I'm all about living in the suburbs or generally less densely populated areas.  

We went into the room where they do the auction, and didn't look as out of place as I had originally thought we would - I had attended an auction as research before, but it was a regular foreclosure auction, and there were a bunch of lawyers dressed like what I assume actual adults are supposed to dress like - ties, pants suits, etc.

The second apartment has two adults, no dishwasher, and no washer/dryer.There's no set formula but you can get a pretty good guesstimate of what each unit's share will be.

Now as an adult living in Vancouver and working in the film industry I want to start really building wealth for the future and I think real estate is the way to go.