An accessory dwelling unit shall be limited to a maximum of nine hundred fifty (950)square feet of living space.b.

We are DINKs (dual income, no kids), debt-free (including a paid-off primary residence), and plan to semi-retire in our early fifties.

This is a fifty years old house.

And with things being what they are these days, they know that fifty other investors are right behind you just itching to make them an offer. 

This would leave me with north of fifty thousand dollars to cover my own personal expenses as I transition back into the civilian world.Currently, I have several job opportunities as soon as I leave the military that pay in the six-figure range while I am not guaranteed to land any of the jobs I would say that there is a 90%+ chance I will get one job in particular.

Hello all,I have been a member of the site for awhile but just now getting around to an introduction.I'm fifty-six years old, have been researching owning rental properties for a few years after learning that a relative had done very well doing it.

Turnkey wholesalers prices have gone sky high but compared with most other parts of the USA it is just as attractive.And you can still buy C's for fifty bucks and a ride home.

Read up on the fifty percent rule and talk to your bank about what kind of financing you can get for the size property you wish to purchase.

We're in our fifties with no retirement, a lot of credit card debt, and just a little in 401K and IRA.

New paint everywhere, new light fixtures, two new bathrooms (new vanities, lights, fixtures minus the toilets), a totally new kitchen (new sink, countertop, backsplash, appliances, new front door, new GFCI outlets in every room, new supply plumbing throughout (a few new drain lines as well) and a new ceiling in the master bathroom.I hired out the repipe, the backsplash, and the painting, and did the rest (and fifty small things I didn't mention) myself.