If not i'd reconsider.Make sure your contract includes a 1 week 'feasibility study" with a right to cancel the contract for any reason.This will give you time to approach the neighbor and clean his yard.

A landmark study came out a year ago called "the Rate of Return of Everything", that for the first time analyzed stocks, bonds, and real estate returns from the 1830s.

I have not studied to much about real estate, I have read the Ultimate Beginners Guide by Bigger Pockets, side course with 6 lessons and about 10+ articles from bigger pockets so I have the general understand of everything.

Then study the ins and outs of that particular strategy and learn the market, build your team, and away you go.

But that is a matter of personal preference and your financial situation; you would have to study and make a judgment call for yourself.Dale Sorensen is a great family-owned business and I'm very happy to hang my license with them.

Owning a condo can be worse than renting an apartment with bad neighbors because it is not so easy to give a 30-day notice to move out when you your next door neighbor cannot sleep unless he is playing his thumping music that vibrates your walls all night while you are trying to sleep.

Orlando hosts 3 NCAA bowl games every year, the NFL Pro Bowl, recently NCAA final four games, and EDC Orlando (huge electronic music festival).

I suggest this over pure finance (something very heavy in econ, statistics, and calc) because that's the curriculum I studied and have found the non finance (marketing, business law, management science, accounting) material very useful.

I never studied Indianapolis' market but I followed closely on the turnkey rental Morris Invest story.

After studying I have begun to realize how essential “location” really is… I know not surprising.