At my age, I don't see it as being extremely important right now.

The insides are good considering who lives there and the age of the building (1980).

I wish had the foresight to get involved with this at your age.

I also should've asked your age.

Hey, at your age, having one left isn't anything to be ashamed of!""

We have one young son and he's learning to clean, paint, and fix things at an early age :-)Our real esate goals are to: 1) buy more residential properties for our own portfolio; and 2) begin our own property management company within the next year.

They may be crummy comps - too old, different neighborhood, different condition, different size, different age, different style, etc.

A little about me, ever since I moved out at age 18 I have rented out extra rooms where I lived for extra cashflow.

My takeaway on what happens to a successful real estate investor is that as they age and as the revenue stream grows to a level beyond what they expected when they started out, there’s a natural easing up on the intensity of focus on operations.

Now, if Fannie and Freddie and HUD and FHA, VA and heck, throw in USDA have changed underwriting rules, I'd love to hear that, love it more to see it, where, for loan purposes they will accept a verification of market rents in the past.