We are all about baby steps but keep your eye on the ball!

I agree with @Aaron Knoll...I wouldn't be running around with my hair on fire about a "crash" just yet.  

Was visiting a friend's restaurant downtown last year and while walking and discovering the area, I came across this 2 story store-front conversion to a town-house/loft hybrid.... can't see the baby grand piano on the ground floor, but it's definitely there....

They have done two or three evictions for me not entirely their fault in tenant screening as some of the tenants were inherited, and some of them had life changes - i.e. city code restrcition causing them to move, baby born, job lost etc..This week, my pm lets me know that a new sublease tenant is suing me for bad business practice.Lease ends 5/31/2014Feb 4th 2014, new application is processed for subleasing; pm employee sends renew lease quote increasing rent by $50.Feb 5th 2014, lease is signed with original lease detail.Feb 10th 2014, pm employee takes back the renew lease quote, extend original lease date to July, and increased renew lease quote by $400.Tenant refused, and mentioned to pm to honor the lease extension, indicating they won't move out by 5/30.

I am walking baby steps to investing world ^_^

Baby on the way.

Thank you to all and hope to be getting connect to everyone in the future.I am VERY new and still in my "baby" learning stages.

I am currently a hair stylist, living in Waltham MA, and looking to get started in real estate investing.

Yes i am trying to "hack" my housing expenses. 1st baby arriving in June and would like for my wife to not have to work.Within 5 years I would like to own several MFH's that all cash flow enough combined to pay the mortgage on a SFH (Dream home).

So, Number 3 out of 101+ is: BABY BOOMERS are retiring at the rate of about 10,000 a day.