That's my conclusion too, but I wanted to check to see if there was something I am not thinking about.  

I finally came to the conclusion that investing in real estate is the best way for me to make my future income. 

Just know this is my conclusion after reading everything I could and getting top shelf legal and financial advice...

In my opinion the real estate remain still a good investment/business because has the "SLOW" characteristic that means that do not react directly proportionally with the stock market and no matter is going to happen the people needs a roof...Anyway, about the Houston market, I was just reading from the Houston Business Journal that the top 10 jobs are based on medical and/or import/export industries, no one was in the oil & gas area.Another KPI is that Houston have still a shortage of houses respect to the request.However, if you driving around downtown/uptown you can see a lot of new buildings/condo/town etc... that are ready to open...In conclusion, I think there are a lot of opportunities in the Clutch city...

It seems the conclusion would be to contact your local CPA because there's different benefits and liabilities depending upon the state and I'm filing my business and thank you very much, appreciated

From what I have seen, it appears to me that any instruction given is really leading an investor by the hand down the path to the conclusion they want the investor to reach, that is, working with them.....it's all marketing oriented.Learning means cracking open some text books, reading FANIE MAE underwriting rules, look at FDIC loan examination guidelines, look on finance and banking sites for definitions.

After beating my self up the 45 min drive home I came to a conclusion, this here as good or bad even if all I do is break even on this will be a lesson learned for the books, NEVER PUT DOWN EARNEST MONEY ON A WHOLESALE!!!

The research chose the period from 2012 - 2014 if I remember right and the conclusion is housing market is beating wage increase 13: 1.But before that, we have the market dropped by as much as 50%, and I believe most people's wages didn't drop or by that much.It does make sense that the valuation is getting higher, which means investors need to be more careful and distinguish investing vs. speculating.

The property my family just sold marks the conclusion of a decades long feud regarding how assets would be divided and it got nasty at times.

Kristine Marie Poe  well after a week and 100 plus post have you come to any conclusions ?