I am more ham physically capable of carrying heavy things, working hard, and putting some time and effort into your hard work.

Proximity is overrated.

Do you know what how far the PSI normally drops and about where it should remain until I physically release the air?

Pete and the proximity to the beach regardless of where you live on the peninsula.

Denver (and Golden and the rest of the front range) is a pretty great place to be. 300 days of sun, great beeer, legal pot (if that's your thing) and great proximity to the mountains.

I currently have 2 Rent/Holds and about to convert my third.I would greatly appreciate any suggestions about areas of likely appreciation, rentability along with the usual desires of safe, clean, good schools, proximity to base etc.I am looking into Navarre and Niceville specifically but am open to suggestions from local investor friendly Realtors and others familiar with the area.Thanks in advance and I look forward to getting to know many of you in the future.Sincerely,TD

We both live out of state, but would like to have a physical address in ATL.

There was no physical evidence that this ever was a gas station. 

I live in the Denver Market and I would prefer to get my feet wet by purchasing my 1st property locally versus a property in another market that I would not be able to physically drive to. 

I have a pretty good chunk of equity and was planning on doing a refi to get into the game but the mortgage company (Suntrust) just told me that Texas has a law that states a mortgage company must have a physical office in the state before they can do cash out refi's.I guess I could do a HELOC but I'm a little hesitant.