Listed below is some info I thought that the average (not for investors, but do not get worried I have some really awesome stuff instore for you people too) homebuyer would enjoy and benefit from.

Hope you enjoy this site as much as I do :goofy:

She has lived there for almost 30 years (keeps her apt immaculate) and when I went to raise it the second time she asked if I could keep her rent at the same level because she would be moving out soon to go to an assisted living building that was being built in the area but she didn't know when she would be able to move it at which time I told her that I would be waiting for her written notification to vacate and that I would be raising her rent in 3 months had I not received it.So after that experience I have now decided to not hand deliver rent increases.

Have enjoyed reading a lot of the questions, & the thoughtful & varied answers especially!

So, you really have to buy a vacation property because you plan to use it and enjoy it yourself, not for cashflow.

On many occasions I have tried to slow down my real estate investing business so that I can really enjoy life and basically do nothing.

I hope you enjoy it. 8)

I spend a large portion of my time personally rehabbing properties to rent out (not the most effective use of my time, probably, but I enjoy it), but I think that should be considered a separate activity.

While i enjoyed reading "rich dad, poor dad" i felt it was more of feel good, pump you up book and i was looking for INFORMATION and think i found it here..

I found this forum researching out of state properties a couple of days ago, and have really enjoyed the information I have found, first forum i've ever joined!