They tend to win at the courthouse.

I think families tend to keep one residence for quite awhile longer than single military guys, who may ship off at a moment's notice.

On the investment side, Tampa tends to lag So Fl in the investment cycle and Jax lags Tampa.  

Remember that CA is employee and tenant friendly states, so whatever happens, the authority tend to favor tenants/employees.

In my neighborhoods agents tend to list at very low prices and drive up a bidding war.

I don't do that.LLC's tend to be easier to form and to maintain at tax time and seem to be more flexible than S-Corps.  

Our goal is early retirement at 44 and 42 respectively with me being able to quit in less than a year to tend to our investments and our family.The thing to remember is that investments can be work.

@Nikki Harmon, I tend to agree with Ken T. when he said "he obviously didn't get a good price for your home if he had to have 6 people come look at it", but not about the part where he said "so yay for you", that is, if you were accurate with us about giving him a sizeable discount because of your need(?)

but those are also very straight forward and your tenant buyers tend to be great  ( one needs a place for their 5 million dollar jet )  LOL.

Conventional banks tend to shy away from fix and flip projects that will not be lived-in by the owner.