The common phrase I hear when talking to anyone that has grown a successful business is "if I knew what I knew now when I was your age…".

The criteria I'm currently using is:Equity - 51-90%Age - 45-64 yearsAddress Completeness - Mailing and property address completeCorporate owned - excludeOwner-Occupied - IncludeAre there other sets of criteria the community would recommend when using information sources like List Source?

The rate increases are needed to ensure that the utilities remain self-sustaining, to support stepped up replacement of aging infrastructure, and to meet federal and state mandates.DPW is requesting the Baltimore City Board of Estimates to hold a public hearing at 9 a.m. on August 31, 2016, to consider these changes.

At a glance I would tell you to do things in this order before purchasing more properties:1) Build enough cash reserves to cover large emergency expenses on your current properties say $5k-$20k depending on age of the property, value of the property, and your risk tolerance.2) Build a personal emergency fund that will cover you for 3 to 6 months (depending on your risk tolerance again) if you suffer a financial set back (i.e. loss of job, medical problem, etc.)3) Pay off all other debt besides loans on investment properties.4) Make sure you are setting some assets aside for retirement outside of real estate.If you follow this basic formula you are setting yourself up for success no matter what life and the markets throw at you.

He grew up in Great Falls and for the past 5 years has lived in Reston, VA, close to the Reston Town Center.From a young age, Kevin always had an interest in real estate and eventually developed a passion for the business after reading a variety of real estate investment books and studying real estate & finance at Virginia Tech.

Will vary wildly depending on age of home and what you are insuring. 

That said, I have to question the age and veracity of the data above.  

My thinking has changed as the economic factors affecting our economy have changed, as the information available on properties far away from my base area has changed, and as my age and financial status has changed.35 years ago I looked for home runs.  

My over arching goal is to own 3 properties in Philly by age 35.Any suggestions on how to go about purchasing my first 2 bedroom without down payment are greatly appreciated!

Because this was an area thriving in the 90s, schools in the area are older and haven't been invested in as much as some other areas since a large proportion of the residents of Castle Hills is without school aged children.Enjoy your week and Happy Investing!"