Also with the new $25Million Minor League Baseball Stadium going in, new highway roads, new exits, etc. old neighbor hoods are getting too expensive for the trouble makers, so they are moving to the smaller towns and out lying areas.

Sometimes Smart Move will give a "recommend accept" on a report, but I'll look and see they're fairly maxed out on a number of credit lines which just portends trouble down the road.

I’m intending to down the road buy a lake house 2-3hrs from where I live now and I want to manage it remotely so I can keep visitors checked in without having to travel.

As tenants, I think they can be evicted down the road for non-payment of their share of the rent (assuming Tenant Alpha covers the difference and provides proof to us of the brothers’ non-payment).Typically when making any exceptions to our rental qualification requirement standards, we expect a double security deposit, a qualified co-signer, or both.

My worry is that I find it hard to sell the property down the road, or that I do get a code violation at some point.

This is such a simple question, but I'm interested in hearing from others who have been down this road before.

It's liking picking the best road before deciding on the destination.

Question for the group:I passed my RE boards last year. I know I have one year from passing them to affiliating myself with a broker. I am in the military and in anesthesia training, so I have yet to do this. That bei...

Open to other states down the road.

If it is faulty, fix it and keep doing that until it can no longer be fixed, THEN replace it.You're kicking the can down the road but these homes, if bought at the right price with rents at current market value , will cash flow nicely.