I feel a call to action, an obligation to put my energy and know-how into something that will directly benefit service members, but I do not have a clear road map to execute it in the way that I would like to.

I feel a call to action, an obligation to put my energy and know-how into something that will directly benefit service members, but I do not have a clear road map to execute it in the way that I would like to.

But what if our children didn't have to make sacrifices for an affordable home and could spend money and energy elsewhere!?

We rent to a variety of people, from all aspects of the socio-economic spectrum.

If you choose to invest in a new market out of state, you need to do research based on the location you choose, big criteria like economic condition, population, rent and price ratio, taxes and employment situation, and you should not ignore small criteria, like safety and crime rate, public transportation, neighborhood, environment and weather.

Definitely helps give some direction as to where to narrow your efforts and energy, as many people can be overwhelmed trying to learn everything there is about a pretty big and busy market.

We have a built in cushion for absorbing an economic downturn.  

I think you will save yourself some time and energy by only doing showings once a week within a 2 hour time block.

CA or NY) vs the state they are investing in (interior states), which creates an economic advantage.

Economic occupancy vs Physical occupancy Termite policy Yard care Utilities?