I work full time right now in the rat race.  

I was 30 when I got out of the race and was able to cover my overhead with passive income.  

So often people put the cart in front of the horse, they market the hell out of their website, to find that their website isn't converting those leads - what a waste of money.

. $5000 2BR rentals will drop significantly in rent, but your work horse $3000 rentals, eh, they will be much more stable. 

"The prohibitions specifically cover discrimination because of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability and the presence of children" http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?

Hello, I currently have a day job with W2 income, but like many others here that have already taken the leap or have plans to, I would like to free myself from the rat race somewhere down the line.  

What an exciting learning adventure---my heart was racing, I was on the edge of my chair . . . wanted to see what the next episode would bring!

. :) it was a great property, 3.9 acres close to the lake, I wakeboard so it would have been fun, and I would love to have the exta land for my horses but needed A LOT of work and there was septic issues, so I was in over my head.

Race, Age, Income, Etc.?

It was a tight market it about 1987 and then it startedto slowly improve, more and more andTHEN,...about 1993 if you bought a property ( any Price) by 1997/98 ithad increased in value ..2 1/2 to 3 timeswhat you paid for it.things were crazy..In the high end areas ( SE Denver, etc)it was frantic, People were paying overasking price by easily, 10 to 15%.On weekends you would take yourbuyers out to look and you parkand there would be 3 or 4 or 5 other Realtors, with their buyers looking.Run thru the house, "do you like it" "Yes"race back to the car, slam a contracttogether and get to a fax machine beforeany of the other Realtors could get theircontracts turned in and try to put a shortacceptance time on it, so as to tie it upbefore anyone else could.