I personally know 6 people who have quit the W2 jobs around the age of 40 (picked the right properties and benefitted from appreciation)  and age 30 (high income earners who leveraged and scaled quickly) from real estate. 

Normally in a spot like this, we would recommend to a client that you sell your primary residence and claim your capital gains exemption under Section 121, but you have two strikes against you: (1) you have not lived in this property long enough to qualify for that, and (2) I'm hoping you already claimed an exemption on the sale of your other primary residence a few months ago, and you can't claim Section 121 exemptions within 2 years of each other. 

As someone with vast rental experience in Austin, TX (and a resident of Dayton), I would suggest really conducting a PFS (Personal Financial Statement) ahead of time - if not already done - in order to better assess your purchasing capabilities, then we can dive deeper into the creative methods.Connect with me to discuss when it would be a good time to talk.

I had to be certain this deal is DOA because there is always that one person that see potential in deals most people would pass on. 

While it's a topic for another day, I'm concerned over the softening of the market for domestic travel (although personally, it's great the US $ is doing so well).

I want to invest in mobile homes but only have a very small amount of money can anyone give good company or person to contact please Thanks

Our assistant property manager, Julie would be a great person to connect with as we are also based in Pennsylvania, so hello from Pittsburgh!

This person probably sites on the internet and thinks they know what they are talking about but again 100% clueless . 

Personally, I would say no to offering a rent decrease because of a leak.

Sometimes I get a hold of a family member who knows the person I am attempting to contact - which is my book is a win!