That’s not to say the person you are considering is in the same category, she certainly doesn’t sound like it.

I did read about your company and if back taxes falls in the category of title issues I might have found a duplex that might be up your alley if you are open to small multi-family units.

Jacksonville ranked 440 overall, but in the Jobs and Growth category it ranked 506 (and this was before the USMC commandant announced force reductions in the coming years).I love Wilmington and think that the city and the surrounding areas close enough for commuting distance are going to see a lot of growth in the coming years, but I am staying clear of Jacksonville and Richlands areas.

I've heard/seen this from numerous business owners I've sat down with to discuss their business.They rely on those ~8 months of the primary school terms (fall & spring) to bring in the majority of their annual business and just ride out the summers the best they can. 

Yes, I’m sure this development will have numerous restrictions, things the owner can’t do.

Will credit unions also fall into the same category as the small banks?

I have read numerous information about the subject in question already, including videos from this site.

But suit yourself I realize that a lot of people on here are biased because real estate is their day job (specifically agents and property managers), but real estate is not always the best investment, especially now that the stock market has plunged & stocks are way cheaperYour goal should always be to buy the best assets at the best prices, and there are many asset categories to choose from, real estate is certainly not the only one

Does anyone know how I could possibly get my foot in the water and start a career in that category?

I'm looking at refinancing numerous rentals right now, and my own personal home.