There is really a variation of every sort- all cash flow, no appreciation potential, war zone -or- really nice area, appreciation potential, minimal cash flow -or- middle areas, middle cash flow, middle appreciation potential -or- every combination in between.

Loan products come in different types and for this I'll just hit the top few, but obviously there are many variations of these.

I am planning to attempt a slight variation on his approach by applying a thin layer of foam (<=1/2") directly to the underside of the floor to achieve an effective barrier.

I love all the color variations.

There are some general price levels and certainly variations on some of that pricing depends on what the first position is doing in performance and how much equity there is for both positions to come out whole.

There is so much variation right now with real estate especially with residential multifamily.

Two links below cover transfer taxes in PA: http://www.pabulletin.com/secure/data/vol37/37-50/2306.html http://www.pabulletin.com/secure/data/vol37/37-50/2306a.html Those last two links basically give you what was in the PDF above, in case you can't view the PDF for some reason. here is the state's website with details on RTT: http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/realty_transfer_tax/14710 here is a link showing variations in RTT across the state: http://www.anytimeestimate.com/PA_REAL_ESTATE_TAX/pa-transfer-tax.htm "

Hi Joe, I think there is some variation in the requirements between counties.

Then I put my contact info-END-The craigslist posting is of similar variation.

Normally rent variation based on start time of lease is minimal; I might give a lower rent to fill vacancy in winter for example, but otherwise i try to get a fari market rent (not always max market rent).But since you know when the hot season is, you want to time your lease renewal in that area to be during that hot time of the year, so you might end up with a lease for some number of months that isn't a multiple of 12 to do that.