Thankfully, Austin has had decades of appreciation so its a sound bet, imo.

Broker, investor, and landlord of multiple rental properties for decades, so his insight was invaluable.He said that the reason he loved Section 8 is that since it is paid by the government--it is guaranteed.

It has a nice mix of younger transplants and still the old-school folks hanging outside of the coffee shops or pork shops that have been there for decades.

I think @Scott Smith is a sharp guy, and had some educated ideas, I think he will be even better after he has a decade or 2 behind him. 

I have been investing in RE for over a decade, I began at a very young age and have been addicted ever since.

I know I learn something every day on the subject and I have been learning for decades.. you really need to understand the laws in depth for this game.

Professionals with decades of experience and very impressive track records do all the heavy lifting for you.

He had been in a transition program for almost a decade, was holding down a job (riding a bike from the program to work, a distance of roughly 8 miles one way EVERY DAY since he wasn't allowed a car) and needed a rental in order to receive his final parole. 

I'll pay the piper in a couple decades but for now that isn't a concern. 

Here's the deal:There is a small half-buried oil tank under the front porch of the home that has not been used for decades.