@Ken Minard I live in Lubbock tx, here it really depends on the part of town. 5 to 10 mins can transport you to a different economic experience/opportunities.

Cameron and his team have an alternative (fraudulent) plan to deploy any of the enclosing add-ons as an underlying clause to circumvent the existence of any obligatory annulment.This is my experience; I hope others don’t have to undergo the same...And btw Nick, in case you're not aware, going to a vendor's site for reviews of that same vendor's service/product is not quite a prudent thing to do....it is fair to say - these days no vendor is dumb enough to allow (genuine) unfavourable reviews of its own products/services on its platform.

Quote from @Travis Timmons: Maximize your W2 earnings, get a 2nd job, swallow your pride and live at home (if that's an option), don't spend a dime on anything if it is not food, housing, or transportation, and pile up money. 

Include a variety of images that highlight the property's most attractive features, both inside and out.Engaging Story: Tell a story that transports the reader into the property, allowing them to envision themselves living or investing there.

A single km in a typical German city can be a considerable difference depending on the transport routes.Cities are very dense, and many people rely on public transport.  

(I'm also in San Jose) You can do:Stick build - fully customized takes the longestPanelized prefab - where the framing, electric, and plumbing all happen in a warehouse and walls are laid flat and then transported.

It's based on a few basic rules:1 - Never spend you seed money, but use it to infinity.2 - Never invest for linier returns...only compounded ones.3 - learn the difference between "your" cost and "total" cost.4 - If total cost = your cost,...you lose5 - Understand that the asset isn't the property...it's the cash in the property,6 - The property is just the temporary transportation for your assets.7 - Keep your assets moving.8 - Equity is dead cash. 

Access to public transportation isn't a priority, my target renter has a vehicle.My time horizon is buy, rent, hold for 5+ years (and likely refi early if the market performs well). 

Why buy a car when I can use public transportation?

We had a nice house, but no car, no money for transportation, no Money to go out (I did go to cheap day movies that were $0.99).