Lets use this amazing platform for what its worth.Thanks for reading Michael ArreolaThe finished product.

I would read the contract, but Terminix generally should know their own products.

With the money that Aimeeeeeeeee spent on the new kitchen, they’ll never be able to afford to go to Ft.

Aside from that, my reasons for choosing Charlotte were that :It has a strong economy with a variety of industries & a growing tech sceneThe avg rent-to-income in Charlotte is around 27%, which makes it pretty affordable for tenantsThe rent to home price ratio was relatively high (2% rule, though it looks like it may need to be more of a 1% rule, as with other places)It's generally safe, with crime trending downward over the last 10 yrsNet inbound migration was highHome appreciation was up, but not ridiculously so like some other markets (like my home state in CO)It's near to several other potentially attractive markets if Charlotte _didn't_ work out for us, like Raleigh, Nashville.All these factors lead me to believe Charlotte is going to be a good place to acquire buy & hold rental properties and try my hand at a new business.

Head-scratching 'solutions to affordability ' going on there in Seattle!

I think we've found an affordable "quasi" solution and I thank you all for your input. 

There are certainly some affordable units in that area.

In towns where basic homes are under 100K, home ownership is very affordable. 

My findings have led me to: Jacksonville, Tampa, and Austin.In my Jacksonville research I am seeing:- A trend that the market is moving away from the more expensive coastal areas and moving towards i-95 in Baker & Nassau county, as it is more affordable and provides easier access to downtown Jacksonville- There has been significant development in the counties directly south of Jacksonville including St.

The advice of building credit by getting a credit card would work over a year to 18 months the question is though if she can actually afford a mortgage payment?