But hopefully soon we will be able to get out and socialize again.I'm happy to chat any time. 

It was a grandmother trying her best on social security raising her grandkids . the one grandson about 10 yrs old had brain cancer and they were on a very tight budget with his care .

I saw the potential (despite it being a dump), contacted the owner through social media and we agreed on a price.Then I was good for a while as I was busy fixing up the first property and filling the vacant units. 

Sometimes, our brain intuitively makes us think that we need to be near our properties and while this is good it is not always necessary especially now that we are staying socially distancing. 

@Claudio Garcia ZunigaHard to network right now with social distancing in place!

That area is actually holding up pretty well with tourism during COVID because there are a lot of little cabins up in the mountains so you can social distance well there while enjoying the mountains.

, social distance, and get down into the weeds… Retail Sales Higher in January.

If you are looking to acquire lending from someone in your social circle, it is best to not directly ask for funding, at least not without knowing the deal inside and out.

When you come here, you will get a social security number. 

-I like the idea of Scottsdale because the vibrant social scene and baseball stadiums (I'm a male in my 20s and SF Giants fan)-I am looking for a single family home (3-4 beds + pool)-Ideally would like to keep budget under $500k and from what I've seen that is not very doable in Scottsdale, but seems obtainable in Chandler-I've heard Mesa is a dirtier more crime ridden town (which I don't understand if its in between Scottsdale and Chandler)Morale of the story is I know nothing about AZ and want to invest in a place i wouldn't mind living, but with great rental potential.