I know that everyone's pace is different and that everyone has their own goals in mind.

Buyers flaking out on me last minute without any contractual right to do so.. but wont sign the release. .we always just split the baby down the middle.. offer to let him keep 500. 

I personally would say these markets are turning more expensive with the goal of a long term hold for price appreciation (There are still cheap deals around).We look more at the West Valley as this is where the middle class blue collar workers are.

I certainly would not project it continuing at that pace in any of my investment projections. 

I really have enjoyed my work as a contractor doing very custom moldings,cabinets, kitchens, and baths but now I want to manage my home renovations and put my tool belt away so that I can pick up the pace on the number of homes we can do per year. 

I’m originally from Morris County (middle of the state) but work a lot in NYC.

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Traditional retail is not dead - far from it - it's the boring middle of retail that's dead. 

My team and I are in the middle of paying taxes on 44 parcels and keeping everything organized from IN this spring, and I think you may have confirmed what I was feeling which may be to sit this one out since, unlike IN- we don't have a team in place currently to help facilitate.

@Keith TorsenBeing in the middle of a great property in California that we have successfully rented out for 3 years at pretty high rent ($3100) that is brand new and upgraded throughout (built in 2016) I can say that this is a really bad idea.