Age and size of the home?

Oscar- Money in this day and age is MUCH more valuable than 1% fee.

It's a relic of the industrial age socialism that trains people to be lifetime workers and debtors which is de facto slavery.

My question is about "long range" planning in regards to the age of buildings owned.

She said it was a completely different class of child from where we were in California, even at that young of an age.

Im interested in first investing in residential rental properties and eventually moving to commercial properties, to ensure a diversified portfolio as I age.

In Texas my property taxes would go down DRASTICALLY and I could afford to send my daughter to better schools when she is of age.

I think part of what we are seeing here is merely a factor of age.

Our kids are in highschool now and we want to move to Parkview school district.....many people will change kids to what they preceive to be "the highschool", more so than elementry schools, so, what's wrong with the school system, my market might be limited to buyers without school age kids!

Your plan to buy a property to live in with the hopes of a profit on a flip has several issues. 1. if you do not realize a quick turn around you are now living in a rental property that may not be suitable for a family and may prove difficult to rent at a reasonable profit or any profit at all.my advice is to keep your investment properties just that investment and make your home one that you can enjoy and will be suitable for the family that may be here before you had planned.this from a 62 father of 3 girls under the age of 7 recovering from realestate that was purchased in my home town and has lost value and cannot be rented profitably .