At the end, the wife found another job and they are paying on time every month, not only that they maintain the house really good which is a big plus.You learn from each tenant that you have but make sure to do a proper due diligence every time that you scan a new one.

I am a licensed real estate agent, investor, and emerging developer.Looking to connect with like-minded individuals interested in exploring opportunities to collaborate. 

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I am determined to do something I am passionate about, and I am working a job that I hate so much, I feel like quitting any day now, although I am thoroughly considering if it would be smart to do so. 

If you do find a great investment opportunity, you'll want to refinance rather than selling unless it's 1031-friendly. 

If their gross numbers are strong but EBITDA is weak this would present an opportunity to negotiate a lower price based on EBITDA.

I work full time as a VP at an institutional asset management firm and work probably 50+ hours a week, commute 3 hours a day and travel 25-30% for my job.

There are plenty of block that are still rough you can't sugar coat that, but projects such as the Pennovation Center and the Bellwether District are set to bring tons of new jobs and value to the area.

Plenty of investors out there buying $6.5M opportunities.

Since you are just graduating college you may already realize that it's not what you know, but who you know (as a personal note, I had college friends that were barely passing their classes however they ended up with really good paying jobs due to "who they knew").