So if a borrower needs to move due to a change in employment, closer to school, closer to work, move into a bigger home GLA due to growing family, move into a smaller home GLA due to retirement or handicap, or simply moving out of state.If what you were saying was correct that would mean a borrower/buyer could not move out of state and buy a new home if they purchased an FHA home 6 months ago?

Good schools, low crime, strong median income, signs of market growth.

It's an older apartment building, in a nice part of town, good school districts.

The schools in the area are currently some of the best in the state in a nice suburb. 

Then we have some who are not sure about it, not comfortable with it or old school and not as familiar with the double closing process which leads to them sticking to what they’re comfortable with.

I recently bought an elementary school that we are renovating into apartments.

There is nothing, zero, nada wrong with rental arbitrage other than the old school, risk averse -   "this is the only way I know how to do it"  offering their advice saying it's "generally frowned upon". 

Hi everyone, I’m a junior in high school (16) and finance is one of my hobbies.

Whatever city you decide on, you could consider buying the best school district.

The only reason he will want to spend time with you is because likes you and he wants to help.With that being said, here are some topics/questions to come prepared with: -Tell him what you are learning about in school right now -Share WHY you are interested in investing in real estate -Share your short term and long term goals -Most importantly, ask him a TON of questions, and LISTEN deeply to his answersBring a notepad and scribble down some handwritten notes along the way.