Rajesh P. keep the house and encumber it to a greater degree And buy another?

I am a 2014 college graduate with a degree in Information Technology, I have accepted a job offer here ( and I love it).

Looking for very informational and useful for someone young right out of college, looking to build wealth, invest, work for myself, etc.Thanks in advanced!

I studied real estate in college.

I graduated from the University of Kentucky with a civil engineering degree and love to cheer on the cats every chance I get. 

Well all of you are getting into pretty sharp detail about all this and honestly I'm struggling with a couple things. 1) I didn't see any end to a post that dictated anything with clarity in terms of making a purchase decision so it all seemed rather academic in nature, which is great but even with 2 degrees, about 10 minutes of that required a break from the material. 2) The discussion seemed to chase a lot of "what if" scenarios with expectations that current trends in recovering markets would be linear in that the heat will keep coming and something has to keep rising, either rents, price, rates etc.So, I may have a very different vantage point being here in the middle of the country, nearly all the posts were from either east or west coasts.

As far as New Brunswick goes, one of my neighbors has had a multi-family unit for years and years since he was in college.

I'm a 23 year old college student.

:lol: Personally I don't use pros because I took some photo classes in college and got good at it.

We live in University-land, so there are lots of rental opportunities and I work at a college too, so I'm always rubbing elbows with potential tenants.