I bet they're paying below market rates, and giving them a 60 day notice gives them plenty of time to find something they like.

Right off the bat I don’t think that going for a loan to buy a property is the best bet here.

I think she'll pay off her back rent and I think she'll rent from me for a while.I'm going to bet that many of my low income tenants work as hard or harder than you and me.

It seems if the area keeps growing home prices and rents in Everett are a good bet to rise, although I am a bit worried about how much of an impact the 737 Max grounding will begin to have on the rest of Boeing operations, including up in Everett.

Your best bet maybe to go to RE networking events where you can meet and get to know others like yourself.

If you live to your 70's or 80's' you will bet 50 to 60 years of free insurance, so-to-speak, and maybe even keep building cash value.

- Does the place have popcorn ceilings (8th picture, there is some texture on the ceiling) - Your hardwoods look god awful, like they need to be refinished, plus wood paneling -- yuck. (13th picture) - Probably one of the most dated kitchens I've ever seen (14th picture) - What appears to be a leak of some kind in the kitchen, top right (15th picture) - Drop ceiling...yuck (16th picture) - No pictures of bathrooms, but I bet they're a disaster.So lets recap -- this place needs a ton of work.

But I bet you won't make that same mistake again.  

Are condos safer bets than homes?

I think a triplex to fourplex would be the best bet.