The criteria these wallstreet guys have to follow is tighter than the ties around their necks.

No home warranty company in my neck of the woods gets any good reviews. 

Or perhaps he knows someone in your neck of the woods. 

Capital allocation discussions are akin to the finer points of sets and reps for one muscle group.  

I think there are some good people in your neck of the woods though. 

Navarre Beach at the west end is the Red Neck Riviera, land of the big four wheel drive pickups.  

In my neck of the woods a garage adds value. 

That being said, I have some knowledge of the RE world, but not much.I considered taking a job as a RE agent, however a few things ultimately stopped me from doing so:1) The amount of start up capital needed (roughly $2,000) between licensing and fees, agency costs, etc. 2) The market here in my neck of the woods is very limited.

In my neck of the woods, this property would have been in the range of $160K, and rented for about the same, so I am just a tad jealous.

I get it - he feels hopeless, but I’m trying to figure out how he can keep this from being a train wreck.Tomorrow, I’m calling a realtor I know of from his neck of the woods, but I thought I’d post to see what your advice is.