I quickly realized that as a middle-class American, I was a multi-millionaire in the eyes of most Africans.

Using your strategy you are accomplishing the american dream and if you don't want to live near your tenants any longer, then ensure the cash-flow from your investments pay for your new home and then some.You are doing the right thing by investing in areas that have sustaining and growing economies such as Universities/Colleges.  

He also criticizes Kiyosaki's conclusions about Americans, American culture, and Kiyosaki's methods.[1] The New York Times editor Damon Darling described the advice provided in the book are for people "who wants to live on the edge".[5] Jonathan Clements from The Wall Street Journal strongly questions the book's view of mutual funds.[6] Michael Bacher was quoted as saying, "This guy pulls advice out of his behind and that his book is worth more as kindling than for its financial advice."

Not a correction in housing prices, so much as an equilibrium to the excessive quality of life Americans and the capitalist society has enjoyed during the past century or so.I have been fortunate enough to travel this world far and wide, to almost every continent (except Antarctica) and one thing is for sure: We enjoy a privileged life as Americans.

Can't say the same for the average American with <$1000 to there name. 

I am not from Pueblo nor am I from Colorado and I get tired of people bashing Pueblo especially when the closest they've been is on the I-25 looking out their windows.Richmond American is building in Pueblo again. 

I did find out that Plastiq can't do many transactions with American Express because of limitations FROM American Express. 

As far as brands, always buy American and with the least "features" possible.

In our experience, rooming houses tend to serve very specific demographics, such as:students - we operate a rooming house which serves international students attending the local universities;{a specific} work force:  It is not uncommon to find rooming/boarding houses in close proximity to major employers (factories, hospitals, fish plants; etc);seniors:  A rooming/boarding house which serves seniors;the displaced & transient:  Rooming houses which serve those on the fringes of society (mental illness, transient, addictions).The population you serve will very much dictate the type of operation you will run and each comes with its own management challenges and rewards.My third question is, "Is this rooming house compliant with local zoning and bylaws?"  

@Mark Shuter - I go direct to American Modern for anything under 4. they do not do commercial but for residential they are the best