I did the same thing last summer in southeastern Columbus and it's been working out great. 

This is especially important given the rising costs builders are seeing for conventional construction materials, like steel, aluminum and especially lumber.

They are late 80s double pane pull up aluminum.

What are tips for what to do with large amounts of undeveloped acreage in a southeastern state along a long strip of highway if one doesn't have money to develop it?

Hey everyone,My name is Adam, 27 years old, located in the southeastern part of Massachusetts.  

Hello all!I am brand new to real estate investing and am excited to get my start with my first property hopefully the first half of 2017. A partner and myself have been studying real estate, building up a network, and...

I am looking for a good and experienced Investment Property Management company in Southeastern Michigan (Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties).  

It's the busiest road in the southeastern part of the county.

So far in 20 years, the worst that has happened was I rolled up on the tenant stealing my aluminum siding!

I always get it staged however and would never show a house that wasn't 99%.As an example right now my current house is listed with the following not 100%:Aluminum trim at gable ends and rear.Fireplace mantle trim and paint.Threshold at front door needs paint.Final laundry hookup tie ins (outlet and plastic trim around it).Touch up paint inside one closet.Basement floor paint.None of these items have been deal breakers, but of course I have multiple other projects going on, and just haven't nailed down finishing some of these.