I’ve spent the last several years working 80-100 hours a week and do not intend to do so forever and I believe real estate is my key to financial independence!

I love what Landed (www.landed.com) is doing, starting off with a focus on school teachers so they can afford to live in the districts where they teach.Something I'd love to do when I have the resources is establish rental properties that are affordable based on one's income across the board, e.g. rent NTE 25% of take-home pay (or 30% of gross monthly, or whatever makes the most sense).

Nobody on the Board denies that the job done was in the common area.

He works for a turn-key company that either has in-house or connections with a Title Company, General Contractors, CPAs, Property Management company and Loan Officers.Please message me if you'd like his contact info. 

We did tell them that depending on the outcome of the medical board,  which was expected to conclude late November,  that we would try to move out early. 

They said the bank was going to give them money for Cash 4 Keys but they never got around to getting all their stuff out of the property to get the money from the bank. 

The key is that in my case all of my jobs haven't been in the same field.

I do have a few questions... knowledge is key.

Let that keyboard fly. 

Rental properties are the key to long term wealth.