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Investors can see big returns on real estate, but the most successful tend to have a strong understanding of how to evaluate their options before purchasing. Forbes.com recently highlighted some winning strategies for profitable real estate investing: Focus on potential income, not personal like and dislikes. No comment yet.
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By Miranda Marquit, Student Loan Hero It can be discouraging to look at your student loan balance. And when you see that huge number, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. You…
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of course, never too early to invest and plan for the future - one of the best investments is your own home. you have to live someplace - right? so it is rent - or invest.... . .
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Moving to a low-cost city is one of the quickest ways to significantly improve your retirement finances.
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Look at who made the 10 list... so, who wants to buy a home here?
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Find the best city to make your golden years shine bright.
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Look at this - we are rated #2 out of the top 50.... OK, who wants to buy a home here? |
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Eleven major metropolitan areas, led by the Texas duo of Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth, are growing at a pace of more than 1,000 persons per week, based on population estimates issued this morning by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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They are coming here! . .
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The contradictions abound. Americans want a fuller life, but they don’t want to live where the amenities, the libraries and theaters and bookstores and where the other people are, which is in the city. They are worried about their health but don’t want to be where the hospitals and the doctors and the specialists are. They want peace of mind, but they still want 2,000 square feet of house in the middle of a lawn that has to be mowed, on a cul-de-sac where they can’t get transit. Basically they want what they have now, but on one floor.
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what works for you?
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The fastest-growing region in the country is a 74-mile corridor anchored at either end by San Antonio and Austin that is coalescing into America's next great 'nerdistan' -- but without Silicon Valley's high prices.
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great time to invest.... |
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