My husband is enjoying life a bit more now.

Everyone my whole life has told me to save save save....then buy real estate.

I'm a business owner in Birmingham Alabama in my 40s, and I've reached a stage in my life where I have capital and am able to invest in real estate.My only experience in real estate comes from being in a family with two agents, and with the purchase of my first home.

I feel like my Dad has been preaching that my whole life and he's been right. 

Looking to really dive off into real estate and make a nice life for my family.

It won't happen in a few weeks or months, but if you keep at it, your first year could be the basis for a phenomenal journey in real estate and a life of your dreams.

Can I limit my leases to a year in the event of unforeseen events in my own life (marriage comes to mind)?

Hello everyone, my name is Jennifer Blakley and I've always had a love for houses that needed someone to come and bring them back to life...I'be been in and out of the remodeling business for 30 yrs and I was a property manager for 2 yrs...I believe that it's time for me to do this on my own instead of for someone else.

(I would advise if the answer is yes to make sure no viscous breeds are allowed and also get an extra security deposit and possibly extra monthly rent.)Also, something that helped us that you might want to consider is for your credit check is that the score matters, but we look deeper than the score if there are things that come up (and in New Brit there are usually things that come up).If tenants are skipping out on "modern life essentials" like utility bills, cell phone bills, car payments that is a huge red flag.However, if it is a result of medical bills or student loans (or possibly a foreclosure during the crash) you may want to look past some of those.

Due to log distance, and a PM that I should have never trusted, these homes have gone downhill and are currently on life support.