Good tenants tend to live in areas where the schools are good whether they have children or not. 

In few scenarios like for example, multi tier consulting , it can be challenging for people to procure a proof for their layoff.

I mostly took the exam for the challenge and thought it might be of use someday.  

My wife and I are foster parents and have had 8 foster children living with us throughout our foster care journey, which made a larger home a necessity.

Many other experienced flippers to chat with in SoCal too (but I'm not one of them) ... challenge for you will likely be financing as most really good deals can only be purchased all cash (or via hard money loan).You may need or want to partner to trade some sweat for experience.

Hi Chris,that is a great question and we have had many challenges finding the right balance.

We both work full time, so I know this will be a challenge; however, I've been listening to quite a few podcasts and I'm motivated by those of you who have built portfolios with full time jobs.

I also commend you for your goal of $200 Door/50 units but would challenge you on your thinking.

This is in a town of 4K, and finding good help to do the work has been a challenge...

Hi everyone,My name is Joseph Montgomery, and I a brand new RE Investor in the area.I've been happily married for the the past 6 yrs now and we have 6 beautiful children(we both had two girls that we were raising alone, when we met; came  together and added a boy, and recently a baby girl) i know that may be a a little TMI for an introduction, but hey thats who i am.I right now am employed as a independent contractor with a courier company in the area, so i do alot of driving around looking at houses..My goal is to be a successful RE Investor full time..making 10 deals per month, averaging 75,000 per month.