With your link, I finally was able to find events that people are actually attending.  

I've had people take the salt and pepper grinders.

As long as you don't lie on any mortgage forms leading up to and through closing on the home about the current condition of your finances, then you're fine.

Move as you move, they follow they do not lead.

My advice is get your feet to the fire.I agree , if numbers make sense now, then chances are it may get better in future if I can re-finance it . but I am looking at almost half of CoC that people say to expect.on my first property I am getting around 7.8 % CoC and on this If I get numbers right , it is 4.9This is what is confusing to me whether I should go for it or drop it , Considering CoC.Other than Location is good, Property is good  

Location is improving several years ago hurricane Michael decimated the place and is in rebuilding mode . 15 minutes from Tyndall Air Force base and I’m keen on the 5 billion dollars that are being pumped into the base along with thousands of new people moving to the base .

These forums are a great place to learn and meet people, whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned investor.

Indianapolis hosts a lot of events so people travel into town for all sorts of conventions.MTR market is also strong as we have a lot of hospitals downtown as well as traveling professionals who need furnished housing. 

I've seen a lot of posts about people eager to start an RAL and wanted to share some of the costly lessons I have learned and hopefully you can realize it before embarking on these projects.

Salem is considered to be the Halloween capital of the US – we had over 900k people visiting this past October alone.