I used to be the first in - last out of the office to catch walk-in business and scoop up floor time when those agents didn't show up for duty.

Prices are still fairly low on the outskirts of town and the city is growing every day so the property values in these areas will soon catch up with the crazy appreciation that Nashville has seen. 

I am buying the property because it is a growing area and current rents in 2 of the 3 units are much lower than they should be, but the catch is that all 3 tenants have been living at the property for 4+ years and don't want to leave.

If they do get rid of it you will need to do regular inspections to catch them when they bring it back in.Bottom line is you do not want to keep the tenant with the dog unless they get rid of it.

My big regret is that we didn’t catch the real estate bug while he was in college, or in the few years after that.

The catch is the property must be move in ready and the VA sends inspectors to the property to ensure that it is.

Very, very few.But, since this is an investment thread, I focus on how to increase wealth in creative ways (real estate using Subject To, Wraps, Lease Options, Land Contracts and such) for those who need to "catch up" who don't really have the time to recover from the next stock market crash.

I'm sure realtors would catch feelings on this.

Kind of like trying to get your first job but they require job experience, it can become a Catch-22.

My situation “catch 22” the house where we live in was bought for us by my parents in March of 2012 it is not paid for we have been paying for it ever since, the down payment was put down by my parents.