I am looking for a good area with good schools. 

Omaha, Nebraska- very solid, long-term businesses-- transportation, Agriculture, financial services - Creighton University, University of Nebraska Omaha-- great schools with graduate programs- Relatively low barrier to entryFargo, ND- programs to bring in business- North Dakota Oil Boom-- Bakken Oil Fields- Strong economy -- diverse SMB businesses - Relatively low $ barrier to entry- low crime rateHow about you? 

If the price was right, I'd look at it as a possible buy & hold (it's in my neighborhood, which I love--close to my daughter's school, and I could own again instead of renting & then acquire future properties against it, perhaps.)The question is, would I have to pay any back taxes along w/ the purchase price (thus killing the deal)?

Tenants are also attracted to newer properties, especially in great neighborhoods with desirable school districts. 

The best advice anyone could give you is do your research, talk with code compliance and the permit office.Here in Fort Worth there is a magic date of July 7, 1948.

Ponte Vedra has some of the best schools in the whole state and we couldn't be happier with them.

You can also take the classes for free at community college as a senior in high school.

I don't know that there's a magic number that she can pay the mortgage off for.

My four years is coming for renewing my California Broker License and wanted to see which online school you recommend to get it renewed?

That was our goal and I do have 5 summer, and half school year internships that pay about 12k each one so I can pay bulk if needed. 3.