This couple struggled with the notion that, despite our shared experiences as biracial LGBTQ+ couples, our lives and choices were our own. 

I live in CA.

2) We have reasoned in past discussions that there is not necessarily a true 'shortage' of housing....it is often more of a situation where people cannot live exactly where they want to. 3) Of course everyone wants to live close to work, close to downtown, etc....but not everyone gets to have that luxury. 

-Current market rent is $1,250 per unitHere is what numbers look like when I live there: We currently pay $1,450/month in rent right now so that's something to consider. 

Hi all, I am new to Real state investing and Live in the NY/NJ Area. things are super expensive.

we're about to get started with our first, so trying to learn what we might not know in order to streamline things as much as possible (especially since we don't live in the city where our MTR is)thanks!

One of the keys to winning the game is to live in reality.

Live there a year and then refinance and do it again. 

OrSecond: buy a single-family fixer upper (400-500k) home, live in it for 2 years and either sell it to avoid capital gains tax or rent it out. 

I'm still waiting to pull the trigger on my first property, which will be a 2-4plex where I live in one unit and rent out the others, but my question is (for you or anyone else that may be in the know) is whether this is just for first-time homebuyers or in general?