Aaaand I wouldn't hold my breath for it, my best insight is cross fingers and hope for May at the earliest but at this point I think pulling that dictator powers from Walz will be like ripping a $20 from Monty Burns. 

Most of my roommates were working 50-70 hours a week in different industries and we never really crossed paths much.

Further, you can look at other places beyond the borders of the US with less efficient real estate markets (and therefore more opportune for investing)So, live where it is best to live, invest where it is best to invest, and leverage as much as you can with long-term fixed-rate debt. 

Hi Brianne,I haven't looked too deeply into US investing yet, just window shopping, however, I recall seeing this from RBC.https://www.rbcbank.com/cross-...Let us know how it goes.

one more thing is the house built in 1900, on a busy street and facing the cross street. pls help me ?

I think the garages are a little much of a walk and are closer to cross st marketplace.  

I know, crossing the T's and dotting the I's with a lawyer is good.

Four college rental multiplexes - 8-plexs, 8-plex, 7-plex, and a 6-plexIn La Crosse, Wi - near multiple Universities! 

Not major stuff - but mostly filing related and always best to dot the i's and cross the t's.

We know what they need from us when they go to loan committee, we don't have to put as much down as we use to, we are able to cross collateralize properties where they hold the first to reduce out of pocket on other deals.