What I have seen (and take it with a grain of salt), so many REITs took it on the chin and are now actually penny stocks.

I just turned 17 last month, working at a local fast food place, and planning to transfer to a university next year.

Oh, and don’t forget to vote for your favorite Philadelphia food.

My situation is a little different as I live in Grain Valley but have 2 rental properties in Arkansas.

I'm taking info over the ear with a grain of salt, we both know we can't put 100% trust in what we are told about a property from the homeowner which is where the uncertainty in my post about the repair cost stems from.My comp is solid. in the very same neighborhood, no new schools, tax rates, no major roadways, and no major anything in between, it's literally a couple of houses down.

In order to put food on the table, I work at my father's business as a Home Automation Specialist, The Ormond Team.

Home inspection came out food except a wood rot on the bottom of deck staircase for which they waived and signed both parties.I bought this home 1 year ago using VA no down.

Americans spent more on autos, home furnishings, recreational goods, clothing and takeout food, among other things.

Just food for thought. . . 

Now if it’s a more expensive property, the barrier to entry increases which could also explain why it’s been on the market for so long but just food for thought.