Given an otherwise equal choice I'd always go that way.I think (in this particular situation) that you have a slight advantage in selecting a tenant if you tell them up front that you live right next door (or upstairs) and like to keep a pretty mellow environment.

Most of what you need to learn applies everywhere (Inc is usually a poor choice for buy and hold).

Because the NRD nature requires the collateral to be more than sufficient for liquidation.

(I get a kick out of the slow kids signs, makes them sound retarded) :)The next defense is with having sufficient insurance.

Doing this took some additional work filling up holes around the apartment where bugs and mice could have but now cannot get in, and we had to add a new window in our corner unit to have sufficient fire egress.

I'll double check anyway, but if your info is consistently accurate, you'll quickly rise up in the ranks as my first choice for inventory.

Account Closed Excellent pointWe do have a choice in life.

I'm a little jealous of your choice at the moment... the snow is coming down today.Good luck - I'm sure you'll do well.

You always have a choice and the choice can be power.”

Nothing wrong with it at all, just a choice the investor would have to make.