well i grew up in the town so im very familiar with it..not so much the prices (i need to work on that) but i do know what is considered the great, the ok and the bad parts to live in, lol.

I’m 23 years old and moving back to the town I grew up in and lived in for 22 years (Knoxville, TN – any of you guys in that market?)

Born in Lansing, MI but grew up in Phoenix, AZ.

I grew up and went to high school in Irving so great city to live in!

The mower (I grew up on a farm and roll my eyes when mowers get called "garden tractors"), trailer and truck would be perfectly legitimate, if they're included.

That is much harder than doing this full time.Started with an apartment building, then flipped some houses, then bought more apartments to pay for expenses on the empty houses, then mobile home parks because we grew tired of the maintenance on the apartments.Will say we prefer passive cash flow to the continual flip cycle.

We expect this to come by way of a lower monthly/annual debt service ... which means a lower acquisition cost.We use to keep this reserve in an interest bearing account, but grew bored with 1.75 - 2% interest, so we have taken a considerable chunk of it and purchased shares in a large multifamily property company; these shares pay a dividend slightly over 5%.

I grew up in Yorba Linda.

Had a friend from East Cobb and always said East Cobb Snob was the going-line :) I grew up in Fayetteville and worked at Lockheed for a while.Welcome to BP!

@Greg Braun I grew up in Webster, WI, it's a small town up in the Northwest corner of the state about 1.5hrs from Eau Claire.