Time to lay off a few of the required gym classes and humanities electives and force some real financial sense into this upcoming generation.

If it were in an upscale neighborhood those extra bedrooms would definitely add value again where a family could have a home office, a guest room, maybe a home gym, rooms for each of the kids, etc.

It's way more fun than working out in a boring gym.

I used to love location scouting for my little fitness business (basically looking for gyms/church rooms to rent to hold classes).

I noticed a large increase in my calls around that number.I have had success puting them around Lowes, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, Gyms, amd high traffic intersections.

Single family homes don't seem like a good idea: usually, these are youngish people who live alone and prefer amenities like a gym in the building.

Me and my husband will be moving back toward Athens in the next few months so we can open a gym!

The position is a salary position: Real estate Manager, you work for the Real estate owner and taking care or the property, meet new renters and sign contracts, increase rents and reduce expenses/presenting investments for the owner etc. starting salary is around 3.800 dollars per month.My endgame goal is to build and own a community like in the tv-show desperate housewives/gated community with gym, customerservice desk but with lowrise rental buildings.

So a community gym that is open to everyone = no extra surcharge.

The sooner you can get your initial investment back, the better off you will be.Find a realtor or mentor who understands investing to help advise you on potential dealsThe realtor I used was a guy I had met at the gym.