If you choose the right location where the population is not declining - it will be enough for your life time.Besides, the correction of the market is good for you as the real estate investor: you'll buy next rentals much cheaper than now....so your ROI will be higher.The rentals bought in 2011-13 had ROI=30-35%, the very same rentals now might get 20-22%. 

Standard dimmers will be underloaded in most LED applications, exacerbating flickering and strobing effects, which, in turn, can drastically shorten lamp life.

I house hacked my grandparents house they lived in all their life and lived in the basement.

Get rid of them, they are manipulating you and interfering with your life.

I have a third party property manager, and yes, they do take a healthy chunk of the rental profits, but it's less than what I would likely pay in fines from the IRS if I were to manage it myself...:)Hope that helps!

Hey brother, I guess this is more life perspective than real estate perspective but I have had the opportunity to sit down and meet with some pretty amazing people and the number one thing I think you can do for yourself here is solidify the RELATIONSHIP!

If your goal is to pay off the property sooner and spend less on overall interest over the life of the loan, then it makes sense. 

Unless you can find a property with a garage apartment or separate mother-in-law suite, I would go with "happy wife, happy life" and skip that idea.  4. 

Hi allI have been a plus member for about 3 years, this website is a great source of information , I hope this time , it will help me personally.This is my story:I am 56 years old, I have lived in NJ all my immigrant life, I will retire from my Government job on 06/01/19, Because We want a life change, We will move to Union Co N.C., We are planning to move by 07/01/2019.

I am fairly certain that there is a healthy deal to be had, though, or else I wouldn't be pursuing it at all.