The tenant’s unit is supposedly modern no-frills rental trim.

A career in the real estate arena is something that interests me and I have taken several courses during the course of my legal education as well as being a member of the Real Estate Law Society.

I think we, as a society, need to grasp the concept that "Poor" doesn't mean you don't have money...

You can get short term cash flow in a lot of markets but if you're looking for long term income and equity, then you should be looking at markets with growing populations, growing jobs, good income and modern/diverse economies and industries.

That would give it a more modern look.

Then he said don't worry about the rent you charge because people with Bad Credit are "conditioned by society and understand that they will pay more than everyone else" I'm paraphrasing here, but this statement is soooooo true!!! 

I have about 4 or 5 pages of them and trying to find one is getting like a search for a needle in a haystack, or in modern parlance, locating a 4-byte string in a 4k cluster of data without a search function.

That said, I am thinking bout building a nice home or buying one that's still very modern (2500 sq/ft min) and will rent to students (similar to me) that will be attending school with the Air Force in future years.

I used to think it was an illness but I have learned that morning people are just a bit different and are often very nice, productive members of society.

In a recent debate, I quoted a source from the Casualty Actuarial Society that jokingly referred to beachfront property as a "pre-existing condition".