Lean what trigger are (one of my favorite's is Joe Sugarman's book by same name).Don't let your letter house dictate the lists.

Some jurisdictions will give you a permit on the spot (I'm referring to "Phase I without the addition", some will not, depending on the scope of work you put on the permit application.

My favorite saying is "Do something today your future self will thank you for".

My friend @Mindy Jensen had a post recently concerning what was a favorite lease clause landlords have.

How do I spot the diffrence?

My main source of income is now from my rentals. The question I would like to ask is  there a thought on who makes the best renters. Shld we be concentrating on low or high end?, millennials or baby boomersIn an econo...

Most of the city is an A area but there are definitely B and C areas in Olathe.Prairie Village is probably the trendiest spot for the average homeowner to buy right now, so I'd likely bump that rating up.  

@Mike Wood is spot on.

I am in the same spot, paying a very cheap rent for my area (1k instead of 1.4k or more) and I was considering keep paying my rent and lease out the property I am going to buy, or instead sublease the property I currently live in and move to the one I will buy.Would be only matters of number and math, or there are variable to consider?

I think this is where I have heard people talking about using the limited amount of residential loans you can get in your name as "parking spots" until they are able to transfer everything to the commercial side.