Moshe H.
Troy, NY is the new Brooklyn!
29 July 2018 | 37 replies
I went to college in Troy (graduated about 5 years ago) and have friends that live and work there.
Michael Martina
House Hacking in Boston
23 February 2017 | 13 replies
Hello recent college graduate considering purchasing a Duplex in the Boston area.
Chris Walters
Landlord asking for bank info
12 May 2018 | 9 replies
Simply asking for your bank and branch does not provide the landlord with the ability to inquire about your accounts or their content - under Canadian privacy law that would require explicit written consent.That said, in instances where applicants are self-employed or graduate students living on research grants, we often request bank statements as a means to verify ability to pay.Here in Canada, a landlord may request a social insurance number (SIN) - our equivalent to a Social Security Number in the U.S.A. - but they cannot require it and the applicant is under no obligation to furnish it (again, due to privacy law).
Colin Specter
Cleveland Market, Job Growth and Stability
7 August 2016 | 3 replies
Here is some other information on the area.Business Intel Corp. has named Northeast Ohio as one of the 3 top Digital Communities in the U.S.Northeast Ohio is one of the hottest entrepreneur regions in the nation - (Entrepreneur)Ten Fortune 500 companies are headquartered in North Eastern Ohio including: Goodyear Tire, Cliffs Natural Resources, First Energy, Sherwin Williams, Eaton, Travel Centers of America, Progressive Insurance, Aleris, Parker Hannifin, Key CorpRegional Banking Hub: home to one of 12 Federal Reserve BanksNorth East Ohio Employment Cleveland is among the Top 10 job markets for new college graduates - (CNN)The region employs more than 120,000 healthcare professionals, including 35,000 at the Cleveland Clinic and 14,000 at University Hospitals70% of Fortune 500 companies have a presenceMore than 400 bioscience companies offer new life science researchHome to 27 area colleges and universitiesCleveland’s Metropark System is home to 22,000 acres of various landscapes and a major contributor to the economy attracting more than 42 million commuters annuallyLiving Northeast Ohio boasts more lakeshore than any other metropolitan area in the worldCleveland is the second largest live theater district in the U.S.Home to four professional sports teamsHome of the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame with 7+ million visitors annuallyCleveland is one of the Top Cities for food lovers with over 1,000 food places and many famous chef-restaurateursCleveland Clinic named a Top Four Hospital in the U.S. and #1 heart hospital in the nation for the past 18 years.University Hospitals named one of nation’s best hospitals - (U.S.
Lucas Wagner
pending eviction/unpaid rent not disclosed before closing
9 August 2014 | 13 replies
Her section 8 subsidy went down once her kids graduated and left.
Jason Dillard
Mortage company to originate seller financed loans
21 April 2014 | 17 replies
In context, a new RMLO is much like graduating the 6th grade applying for a position that requires a college degree.
Dan Gaudet
College sophomore hoping to invest ASAP
30 July 2023 | 11 replies
I would say another unorthodox piece of advice would be to start establishing a social media presence for yourself as a real estate professional - it takes a long time to get it established, but if you can post consistently and build up a track record and account of your real estate journey it will put you lights ahead when you graduate and be on track to add a lot of value to a lot of different real estate operations
Ben Leybovich
Flooded Basement - Welcome to the Life of a PIG - DON'T BUY PIGS in OHIO
13 June 2021 | 100 replies
In the same way a middle-aged professional might feel he has outgrown the 10-year-old subcompact he drove (and loved) when he first graduated college and took his first job at the bottom.
Jordyn Newman
Looking to start a St. Louis REI network!
26 July 2023 | 3 replies
Louis having just graduated from the University of Missouri.
Jordan Lucas
Is a 100 million RE portfolio a reasonable goal?
28 April 2020 | 101 replies
Most young people make the mistake of getting in the "rat race early" after going to college, buying a brand new car, then trying to move into a fancy house, big fancy weddings, buying expensive furniture and financing everything under sun on credit then they work for someone or some company till their kids graduate college and never save a dime till the day they die.