Working for clients looking to buy in Manhattan Beach, it seems like buyers in both the areas are specific with their wants and with what they spend their money on because of the low turnover and inventory in both areas.

I use that number because that would seem to be the bench mark for FI from W2 for many people, with basic life styles.

I've come up with several reasons why the real estate investing market in Saint Louis seems optimal.

They seem legit and sent me the contract to sign, but they want me to close with their attorneys.

And most are not ponzi schemes.Per the SEC and FINRA, some typical signs of a Ponzi scheme are promises of outsized returns (which is necessary to have a Ponzi scheme function since it needs a constant flow of new investors to avoid collapse), promises of impossible things like guaranteed returns and/or failure to disclose the true risk of an investment (to make the claimed high returns seem more plausible), etc.

It seems really useful and has shown me some cool properties in different markets, but I’ve tried cross referencing the numbers in airdna and get much lower estimates than what the newsletter shows.So I’m cautious of how accurate it is.

These numbers don't seem to add up. 

Her heat had gone out and she had called a seemingly reputable HVAC company to come take a look.

Automated technology seems like a nice to have for a rental, but maybe it would be more coveted in an AirBnb?

Now we have layoff but we had sizeable new money coming from AI and it seems Facebook and Nvidia employee keep buying homes. lot of folks are buying homes from stock, not from cash.