I've been interested in real estate ever since I read Kiyosaki's 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' shortly after graduating high school -- but I've long been intimidated by the capital required to get started.  

Colission damages are one issue, but liability, that one could put you in the poor house big time if the insurance solution is not iron clad.  

Here is my question for the community - what factors do you look at when evaluating the health of a market from afar? 

He also receives free health care for his spouse and child as well as support given from most commands to help with a first child for example, breast pumps, bottles, etc provided by tricare.

Additionally, developers are leaning toward more social and health amenities such as game rooms, pools and gyms that will fit in with both age groups healthy lifestyles.Key Takeaways: While metro areas have seen growth, suburban areas have as well To meet the increase in sheer numbers of renters, developers are focusing on amenity choices Some of the most successful developments are ones which have the best mix of conveniences."

i do not know if you have read any books by Robert Kyosaki, like Rich Dad Poor Dad, and realize just about all grade schools taught us the wrong things, government ********, and brainwashing we were given instead of things that really mattered.  

The accountant is complaining about his poor dating and social life.  

@Charles E Bernard JrI mean the guy doing the repairs, his quality of work has been poor.

I've installed at least a dozen <$100 units since, oldest in 2004, with no failures.It may just be a matter of poor luck, but I've had three go in the last three years.  

We are watching a lot of turnkey buyers in Chicago that 1-3 years after their initial close the property and the buyers investment has collapsed due to poor management.