I currently work as a nurse and I dont think there is a single job out there harder than that....I'd like something to fall back on when my back gives out.Other than nursing I'm a full time masters student set to get my family nurse practitioner in 2 years.

This is probably going to fall under the category of need more info.

But, I don't know of any metrics, data or analysis you can use to determine where a particular place falls on the curve, except in hindsight.So, my recommendation:Buy properties for cash flow, not for appreciation.

I guess the rest of the items fall into:1.

Using online county docket searches I found a whole list of 15 lawsuits in 3 counties under both the person's married and maiden names where she was a named defendant myself, going back 20 yrs when she turned 18.

So it would fall back on the seller and he must pay any liens.

Anything five plus units falls into another category for lending..Who holds your current 3 loans??

I have had so many deals just fall through at the last minute, and it's mainly been from the buyer side.

these data will help narrow where you fall in the 100/SF to 200/SF.thanks!

I've had to replace two bowls on one due to something falling out of the medicine cabinet and breaking them.