In this instance, the applicant would say something like -- "I don't have SSN but I do have this Visa as well as this voucher from X country that guarantees I will pay the rent until Y date."

(she lived in hood river and loved it)We spoke a bit about our generation (Y) and likely hood that most of them are lifelong renters and cannot achieve the class mobility that real estate (in an appreciating market) accomplishes. .....Unless a sacrifice is made (I will be listening to the correlations of our thought process and episode #275) Personal advice with regards to our place; is $600 taxes and insurance; mortgage is $600 pr $100k grand total of about $3000 (assuming $0 down). 

Between the decades' long growth of clean industry, tech, ecology, the indie music & film scene, the political & educational intellect and a contemporary, pedestrian-friendly downtown, Austin models the values of the Hippie/Boomers, Gen X & Gen Y/Milleniums, across the board.

Here's my experience with them so far:After hearing the guy on the Clayton Morris podcast, I understood what the model was, and appreciated how upfront and un-salespitch-y the explanation was.

Hi all,I am a 29 y/o male with a young family (a 2 year old and 5 month old).

I'm a 34 y/o physician just getting started with improving my personal finances.Need recommendations about investment options for my roll over IRA.Should I go for 100% investment in VTSAX vs. adding an international index fund ( which one and how much %) in my portfolio.

it's strictly a numbers game and i would call it "analytical investing" - buy for x, invest y sell for z.

-no financial data available but we think the rent will be $10/sq ft annual + 2.75 cam. -10k daily car count passing the center -near cinema and off a major interstate Our concerns:-shopping center has a history of shops coming and going, never been 100% full.

Hey @cam Schumacher,  would love to get together.

Originally posted by @Cam Jimmy:Congrats!