.•3/1s•Roughly 1,500 square feet•Both Turnkey•Both 2-car garages •Both in low 50Ks and estimated rental value of $775-800Only differences:•BH home was built in 1890; Irvington property 1923•Irvington prop has a 1,000+ square foot unfinished basement; BH prop has a typical basement of 300sf•Irvington prop is being sold as-is; BH prop open to inspection corrections.Which one would twinkle your eye was an investor of Indy?

I guess just the act of getting in the car, driving a couple blocks, finding a quiet place in the library, and focusing puts things in perspective. 

Years ago, I started recreationally tracking my car, and appreciated the coaching I got along the way.  

@Brian Burke - we called @Brandon Turner form the car and he got the famous Leybovich rendition of Happy Birthday.

Volume is good with headphones, car, Bluetooth speaker, dock speakers and even the phone speaker. 

I can make it downtown via bicycle without touching a road for more than 2 minutes faster than anyone can in a car during rush hour.  

I don't have any credit and I don't want a car loan or to be taking out loans on things I really don't need.

After selling off our house, our stocks, and her car we'll have between $200k and $250k.We'll need about $1500/mo to fund our trip, but I don't want to just draw from a savings/checking account.

I bought a 3/2 townhome with a two car garage for 17.5k doubled my $$$ in 2 years sold, bought a nice big home for 67k and doubled that in a couple of years and the rest was history. 

I like to think of a subway car as the world in a can.