But that's my life--I like the arts and good restaurants and galleries and a bit drier climate.In conclusion, I would pick my desired area first and then crunch the numbers.

Seriously, it depends on your stage of life.

Historic preservation has become a big part of my life and a good waste of my time.

I’m a little discouraged because I haven’t received a single phone call and I’m under the impression that the life of a bandit sign is mostly weekends.

If you look at others that have done the same many are not all that successful in later life.

I have lived in San Antonio, practically, for my entire life.

it sounds like she had a good long life.

Even if they sign acknowledgments and are fully informed an attorney can make life uncomfortable, especially if the home is sold on a wrap note and you no longer own it!

Theres an article in the left column of this forum regarding Section 8:http://www.biggerpockets.com/section-8-hud.htmlI currently own 3 Section 8 properties.Generally speaking, Section 8 just makes sure the home is suitable for human life, and provides the money, all or in part, so that person(s) can live there.

Otherwise call in a professional (especially if you have no clue how to protect yourself).just my .02BTW I'm a life insurance underwriting consultant by trade.