Definitely obvious that is a good place to learn a lot and share experiences as well.My small introduction ---I'm 29 years old and expecting my first child very shortly.

Hi,Background: I'm a Canadian and my wife is American living in Canada since a young child.

My youngest child in 19 yrs old so I feel I can commit more time in my pursuit in real estate.

Their main reasons remain immigration (and living in an area with good climate and fresh air), education for their child (as a good range of great schools) and diversification of their assets (better value for their money compared to many cities in China).

Grateful to see other landlords working with tenants, keeping turnover low, and generally seeing them as human beings with limitations like all of us instead of the guy who was whining about having to do something for the single mom and her infant child when the house had a gas leak and it was below freezing. 

I have a commercial property that consists of a salon, barber shop, and child daycare that never is above $300/month and you can imagine how much water they all use.If you cannot source the cause, maybe invest in a split meter between units (if possible) to isolate it. 

If I have your pasword, (cats name, younges child, etc), I can access your account.The press has been covering the fact that Wall Street is getting into Bitcoin.  

Younger people feel a lot more invincible than their older counterparts.Places like Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, will get older and more mature established professionals.Same City, just different Neighborhoods.With an average listing price of $1,750,000 (according to realtor.com) Ditmas Park is hardly a poster child for remaining in close proximity to the big city. 

I was exposed to it as a child, my Parents had a 4plex which I still own. 

What advice would give an aspiring Real Estate Investor that lives in a very expensive market (Bay Area) is a single father to one child with an approximate total debt of $72,000 (ie car loan, student loan plus others).