You move in to it for the next 2 years and it goes to a million.

Also other things have always factored in such as the location of the property, the desirability of the neighborhood or town, the proximity to shopping, schools, or other attractions.

In fact, I've only read one real estate book that made any impact on me, MF millions by Dave Lindahl.

We have a very low supply (1.5 million houses short) materials are out of this world so that will push the cost to build up more and there is a massive labor shortage.

We have paved millions of dollars of park roads over the last 25 years.

My name is Sabrina and I am an agent here in the Valley.I have a few clients that are looking for commercial sized property out here with a budget of $3 million plus and 20+ units.

I will hopefully not be as naive, as I apparently have been about the dark side of what must be so many millions of people. 

I seem to have attracted several senior tenants and they are all nice people and good tenants.

It just seems like people are in a rush to get everywhere, so stressed, and not into the same way of life that I am, the weather is humid, and the cost of living is high.I have always taken the safe route in life, rarely taking chances and also foregoing experiences/vacations until last year.Ever since I was a child, I felt an attraction to the West, specifically Colorado.

Stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and LVP have helped attract great tenants all which have stayed multiple years.