Being born and raised, moved away for 13 years and now back in this area, I understand the local landscape like few in this current time.

I am born and raised on Toronto, and started investing in rental properties in Hamilton back in 2011.  

This is in our lease If Water & Sewer is designated as the landlord’s responsibility, the portion of any quarterly bill more than $200 shall be borne by the tenant. $160 is a normal bill, and thus $200 is enough over for us to get the tenant to pay.6.

Imagine that you have a child (magically born at the age of 18 so she can own property), then buy a property and later make that child the owner of the property.

I'm a MN (born and raised!)

When my youngest was born in '08, I had to pay $7,000 out of pocket and that was for a natural birth with no drugs. 

I just thought for once people should know that while Pittsburgh is full of investment traps for the novice or long-distance real estate speculator, it has a lot going for it otherwise.

I think our entire system of renting and landlord is immoral and traps millions of people into a situation where they are paying some one else’s bills and will never ever be able to own anything themselves because of it, and I think using a basic human need like shelter as an investment is disgusting, but I made sure my rent was paid in full and on time all during the pandemic.

I am born and raised here in Springfield Illinois.  

I am a local agent in the market, born and raised in the city.