:welcome: As James used a term that might not mean what he thinks I will ask my Canadian friends what the true meaning is.When someone says "canuck" are they talking about anyone from Canada or only those from the French speaking areas?

During my broader travels, courtesy of the US Navy, I saw many cultures outside our borders.

I'm also looking at appliances right now for two houses I'll be putting on the market soon and I was planning on going with a side-by-side fridge for both houses, they're both what I'd call middle of the market houses for my market (listing for probably $260k and $170k respectively) but then I wonder if I should spend more and get french door fridges, which also seem to be the hot item these days, but cost considerably more than a comparably sized side-by-side fridge.So, with all of these questions, I wonder if I should just list them without appliances and offer a credit towards new appliances for the amount I would've spent on them, so buyers could pick out exactly what they wanted.

Since the Navy is well established throughout that area, my idea is that you would have tenants that would pay on time.Texas and Georgia are possibilities only because that's what I've heard other investors talk about, but I wonder if those markets haven't blown up a bit.

By the way, I'm about to list a house for a Navy recruiter here in Cookeville.

Were you active duty Marine/Navy ?

Kitchens and baths are there, though some still need to have the exhaust installed).The owner, after interrogating the broker, turns out to be a 45 million EUR foreign investment fund from my other market (I invest in Liège and Maastricht, the fund is Dutch, the building is in French-speaking Belgium).

I was there back in my Navy days.

I really would like to purchase a multifamily home, for the purpose of a passive income stream, especially once I have to move on "needs of the Navy".

I'm Eddie, a US Navy Veteran, living in Spokane, WA, but am looking at options in Portland.I, too, am looking at MFH.