First time poster, but in the hospitality business as a supplier.

It also has numerous benefits like low CapEx and Repairs.

I personally have spent more than 25 years in the petrochemical industry and have had to wear fresh air respirators and full chemical suits in numerous pressure vessels and towers that have had toxic or inert atmospheres that were considered IDLH "Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health", and I still don't have the time nor the desire to worry about how someone's hair or lack thereof would impact whether or not I could work for or with them.

I've just begun researching cities such as Kansas City, Cincinnati, Fayetteville, several coastal cities in North and South Carolina, couple of places in Oregon, and numerous college towns scattered throughout the country.

You have to approve what they choose but once they decide what they want, you give the check to the supplier NOT THE TENANT and make the tenant provide you with the full receipt  once the flooring is installed.

I’ve read numerous articles that say housing demand could book until the early to mid 2020s due to millennials.

Downs there are numerous books out there.

First, I totally agree that there are indeed numerous jobs out there that can coincide with the skills you are developing to be a real estate investor. 

I have had people give me houses numerous times.

He said he was issuing us a return of funds over a week ago and still nothing after numerous times going back and forth.