I live with my parents still and so the only expenses I have are my car payment, food, going out, gas, and phone/insurance so I'm thankful that I'm fairly well off to be able to save money.

As a precautionary measure, I do something called Home safety evaluation, which is clinicians utilize their knowledge on home environment safety to identify safety hazards in one's residence in order to maintain the quality life in their own environment.

We always introduce ourselves to direct neighbors and give them a small Whole Foods gift card in advance for them having to deal with the noises or unsightly dumpster, etc. that come with any reno.

Not to say there isn't opportunity for flipping, just food for thought.

Go with a friend and split any deals you find, and/or look in a slightly less rough neighborhood if safety is a concern.

If it is, then I would keep some portion (6-12 months of living expenses) as a safety net.

From the food industry to healthcare, construction, the list goes on and on.

As stated above, except for any food or drink you happen to order, there is no charge to attend.

It's still like that in several pockets but the Gentrification of Bed-Stuy has improved it considerably.It's obvious that when a neighborhood improves which also improves the amenities in that neighborhood such as higher quality foods at a higher price, restaurants and cafes, etc., the overall economics improves.The cheaper stores like Family Dollar, cheaper supermarkets and Corner Delis begin to disappear.

Hi Can anyone recommend a CPA who specializes in Income Properties and if possible food ecommerce business.