The rent at the moment is $950 a month and the mortgage/principal/insurance/PM fee are not that much since I paid almost half of what the property was worth at the point of sale.

Locale with population growth and preferably no one job sector making up the lionshare of labor (I’m from Alaska and it’s dominated by the oil industry which ain’t great at the moment)My long term plan is to buy 2 per year and scale that up over 5–8 years for an early retirement (I make fairly good money to buy and once I know what I’m doing think with the refinance can buy a lot more than 2 per year).So where are good areas to look at doing this?

Trump is a loser at this moment.

Vacancy in the market I am purchasing is very low, with door to door moves at the moment. 

Were us in that one moment.

As terrible as that is, the data shows that Seattle renters are, at the moment, in better shape than renters in any other of the 15 largest metro areas in the U.S.

I told him I am all new to this and pre-revenue at this moment and I'd like to ask a few questions and asked if I could count on him to help me through a little bit of book keeping and he encouraged me to ask some questions by ending with "If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask".

I told him I am all new to this and pre-revenue at this moment and I'd like to ask a few questions and asked if I could count on him to help me through a little bit of book keeping and he encouraged me to ask some questions by ending with "If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask".

At the moment I am at the first r in brr on my first purchase.

Good value for multis at the moment remain in the outskirts of the city as prices are more attractive but shop by the highways and commuter rails and you'll be great there!