This might be the baddest.You dont band-aid a roof.  

I think it's the closest you can find to a sure thing in real estate. 

First thing that happens in a recession is that money is poured into financial aid to turn folks from "unemployed" to "full time student" status.. 

This way you can receive advice and aid from people who know each process you will come across plus you ones closer to your situation may want to do deals with you.

It's only a quick flight from Vegas but has a more stable appreciation market that is geographically restricted from building and is closest to Silicon Valley which is drawing tech jobs into the area like Tesla and Google.

I also invest out of state and have a solid core 4 to aid me and be my eyes and ears on the ground... and I have not had any issues in a city that has its high crime areas give the entire city a bad name.

I am from the Chicago area and one of my closest friends lives in Plainfield.

If you're just getting started I high recommend investing where its closest to you.

My unit is on the first floor and closest to the main drain so my unit is the one that backs up.

will these require two separate CPA's or is there some type of service out there that aids asset managers?