I was a stay-at-home mom of 4 (3 kids, at that time), but I was hooked on real estate after this deal.

I was a stay-at-home mom of 4 (3 kids, at that time), but I was hooked on real estate after this deal.

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I love it here, but want to have a place of my own to rent out for income, and go visit whenever I want.I have stayed at some resorts that have a condo/apartment section that you can purchase, and the resort takes care of marketing, booking, cleaning, etc.

:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/549...If you have any questions, i'd be happy to chat with you and bounce ideas off each otherTae Are you per chance the author of "Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese Grammar"?

I offered them a five-year contract and they ended up staying for 7 years.

I am still dealing with my problem tenant and my tenant has recorded me stating she can stay in the house as long as she like as long as she does not damage my property and pays rent. 

This relocation will be sometime in 2020 I understand, but it was just reported in the local news last week.Even though the companies aren't moving that far and many employees will likely want to stay in their current residences, I'd like to take the opportunity to communicate with both companies and their employees about buying primary residences and rental investments near their new work locations.

Buy quality, screen tenants, stay in better neighborhoods and say a prayer.