My husband and I are major foodies and oenophiles; how's the food and wine scene?

So I suggest you get moving, and I promise by the time you get to that point, you will have a totally different outlook on the process and the knowledge and skills to confront that eligibility obstacle.Pro tip: Find a VA Assumption deal and get into one of those sweet low-interest-rate mortgages.

I'm curious about stretch between Oakland, Cabbagetown, Sweet Auburn primarily but could go as far south as Grant Park.

BUT from a realistic standpoint I'm only paying my utilities to live here and saving for any repairs that could come up - pretty sweet deal I think.

We run one of the largest wine grape vineyard operations in the state (and east of the rockies) and syndicate capital for them.

My sweet spot is in the $200-150k range for a 2-4 unit property in the Detroit metro area or suburbs.I'm reaching out to fellow investors, professionals, and anyone passionate about real estate in Michigan.

We are located in Texas Hill/Wine Country, in Johnson City, TX.

Sweet!

There is no hard in bidding but not wining anything - You still get the experience and knowledge.Yes i have had liens that did not redeem, - lots of them.

Finding that 'sweet spot' in the mid-tier range can indeed be a rewarding challenge.