I am inro working out (when I find the time) and collecting old iron weights and dumbbells (YORK, JACKSON, ETC).My goal is to be independant and wealthy.

As I got older and more serious about investing, I have gradually moved towards North Everett for affordability and better cash flow on rentals.

Find an agent that knows the market, has dealt with investors and can help you forecast market directions - we have one that is worth her weight in gold with the intel she can provide.We are very selective on projects we consider with where the market is and where it is heading . . . hopefully post-November we will have a better idea where things are heading . .. for now, we have picked up rentals as sellers are panicking and the numbers still work with the 6.5% - 7.5% interest rates we are getting on oans I agree with @Andy Sabisch about making money when you buy.

Worth their weight in gold, especially in this class of tenant. 

But the tightening is likely to be so gradual that the effects are moderated.  

Even tho it cash flows enough to pay off the nation debt, the risk far out weights the reward for the average investor.This is also a new building for Brandon, so we have to see how well it performs over the long haul.

Here is an article about the changes http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/10/business/big-cre...The highlights are all good, medical bills will no longer be reported until 6 mos. after default to allow time to haggle with insurance and medical debt will be given less weight moving forward.

I wouldn't put too much weight on that estimate though.

It may transition to partial WFH, but proximity is still important -- in other words, I don't see a mass exodus on the horizon, losses will be gradual over time and most likely beset by or eclipsed by the young folk who enjoy city life and want to live the city life.Regarding severity of covid, well, this isn't the place for a discussion on it.

They can either help you pull the dream along or add extra weight for you to pull.