In my opinion, holding in the city is very smart for the long term if you can.

I'm a fan of both FB's and RD, but for the same money, you can turn on deal flow via smart marketing vs. beating bushes with a lot of competition.Good luck regardless the direction you take and keep me abreast of your progress :)

I’ve learned so much from BP already it’d be great to give back and network with like-minded investors - if I can ever be helpful, the areas I’m good at are: (1) rigorous financial analysis (CFA charter holder), (2) technology / software (I have my own blog on building wealth), and (3) tax strategy (will not give official advice since I’m not a licensed tax professional, but I think about a lot of tax strategies).

Hello John,My recommendation is to build a solid team, and use technology to make your processes smoother.

@John Andruszka smart!

Thanks for the endorsement @Kyle N.Hi @Charlotte Edwards, there are a lot of choices in the area and it is smart for you to ask for recommendations.  

You are one smart, experienced and astute lady.

It is also common to feel you are being short-changed by measures intended to address the systematic issues.That aside, I agree that everyone who works smartly and hard to get ahead should be able to enjoy the fruits of her or his efforts and that discrimination is something to be overcome ... by all of us.

Smart lock so I can let service providers in when appropriate by giving them a temporary access code.

Grammar mistakes highly likely.Real Estate LoopholesWritten by Kennedy and SuttonPart One: Being Smart You need to learn to OPEN tax loopholes for yourself and CLOSE legal and liability loopholes that may one day work against you.