I am considering an investment property in this area and wanted to get a sense of the health of the rental market, especially off-season.Your feedback is always appreciated.Thank you,Adam

You've certified to the local board of health that a licensed plumber installed the submeter 2. 

I would say, the middlemen can help navigate the multiple advantages of using IRA, health account, education accounts and etc. to save on taxes, defer, and/or possibly not pay taxes on real estate investments.

People with these issues will need to live in brand new construction typically due to this health issue.

Based on comps in the area I believe the property value is between 145-155kYesterday the son of the owner of an identical duplex next door approached me to see if I would be interested in buying their mothers property, as she was in poor health.

Well, Obamacare in Tennessee is kind of killing us, we're not big investors, and our already painful $1,200/mo health ins policy is set to go to over $2K in January. 

Does anyone have a recommendation on a particular neighborhood that offers health cash flows margins in a pleasant area? 

If there ends up being too much on your plate then dial it back a little in real estate so you don't sacrifice your education, health etc.

You have to know which neighborhoods and property types have the highest potential for appreciation given changing demographics and the underlying health of the local economy.I have a feeling that giant sucking sound of dollars flowing out of California will meet with disappointment ...

I currently live in Houston, and would probably purchase in Houston for the sake of ease and learning for my first property.Anyways, on to the meat of my question: I am interested to hear fellow investors' take on the health of the real estate market in the US.