Not a DIY job.

I love what I do in my day (and often night) job, but I also still love the fun, freedom, challenge, and excitement that comes with real estate. 

There are less than 9k people in town with not much job growth. 

Always make the tenant pay full rent and then reimburse them for the expense after verifying the job is completed properly.

You consider the 3K+ BAH received from even just lower enlisted (with a base on each side of Oahu), foreign investors, government workers, shortage of non degree requiring jobs, etc.

@Benjamin SeibertAwesome job, I'm looking to get into Hagerstown. 

The latter is due to the wealth effect as we have seen a tight job market in tech, more IPOs and acquisitions of startups plus record highs in stocks of local tech companies.

Henry Lazerow great job showing these numbers, I have been running an Airbnb for about 6 months and in my opinion, if you’re not in wrigleyville, it’s all about the sheer size of the unit.

But that's my plan, only at 11 doors right now so managing them isn't always ideal but is doable with my current job. 

If you need cash then learn flips, if you want to replace your job then do rental properties.