When I got out of school, I saved until I was ready to buy my first property.

I'm originally from Riverside and never really explored REI until I moved to GA and graduated college but part of the reason I never moved home after school was the cost of living lol.

Because the township and county tax year just ended a few weeks ago (and they are the generally much lower amounts in the area I'm marketing to as opposed to the school tax amounts), I'm running into very small amounts......like $10-$50.

Agreed that they provide useful info on schools, crime, etc but is it really helpful in making a decision?

Currently I operate 4 condos, 3 single families, and a 3 unit around a school.

Madison is on my list because of the schools.

Our property is in a good school district and a decent neighborhood, so I believe we can attract quality tenants otherwise.We've considered the idea of putting of fencing down the middle of the back yard or something similar.

This also allows you to see if there is a market for you to sell your services to.When I was in ministry school, a close friend and mentor was training for a half Ironman triathlon.

I am looking for a 3 bedroom single family home in the 100-150k range in a safe area with decent elementary schools as my daughter will be starting the 5th grade.

Hello all,I paid to the take the real estate licensing exam, and now I realize I will not have the time to become a successful agent due to school, and other obligations.