Those who don't mind giving up some of their desires for use of the home as pertains to home businesses, guests, pets and making noise.

Just need to make sure that you're actively managing so that your property stays desirable and profitable and also be sure to put aside enough to cover reserves and unexpected situations.

Knowing inside that you won't settle and you can provide the safety and security you desire.  

Las Vegas is looking highly desirable for a move after i graduate next year with the huge hit to its housing market (and its local economy doesn't affect me because I work online) The drastic decline was caused from the city's dependence on the entertainment industry, that much I know.

I am strictly buy and hold forever (unless the market heats up enough to make buying and holding less desirable than cashing out) After two years, my opinion is that SFH are a pain in the ***.

They won't understand it and if they have a desire to try, it will take them a day or two to do it.

Their desire for more and more in upcomming years is going to be very hard on the middle and upper classes.

Findings of NMHC’s Apartment Renter Technology Survey include: * Lower-income renters are just as involved with technology and desire it just as much as upper-income residents.

A monkey can be taught a procedure and under favorable conditions the monkey can reach a desired result.

Putting that money into some more desirable parts of town will render the ability to walk away from that job FOR GOOD.