Champions Gate, Solara, Storey Lake, Solterra, Windsor at Westside, etc. 

@Wes M.10% down, 3/2 single family, sleeps 8, bought for $455K.2 blocks from the beach; amenities - 2 pools, club house, tennis courts, basketball court, gated community, etc.

It was a 7200 sf home with pool, deck, tennis court, 14 horse stables, ranch house, and multiple riding arenas complete with a creek running through the property.

In every up market, everyone with a general interest in seeing properties sell for higher prices (real estate agents), will champion spending more on houses.

You do not get to act autonomously and for your own benefit.Let me further add, I am not champion of the Sub2 epidemic sweeping street level REI.  

I am in Nashville, TN and new to investing here in Middle Tenn.  I

By the way-I used Champion Real Estate school-and did everything on line. 

My husband was a professional track and field athlete who worked really hard to get himself out of precarity in Long Beach, went to a great college, was a NCAA champion, broke a world record, etc. 

If you are picking up golf you wouldn't worry about what to serve at the Master's Champion Dinner or how to handle endorsements before you could hit a chip from 8 yards off the green.Looking back, sometimes I wonder if I should have gotten my license.

Change the locks, start your renovations while they are there, hang dry wall and sand it, notify all the neighbors to keep an eye out on the property and to call you if they see any issues, make sure the toilet flashes, sometimes something gets stuck in the vent line, like a bird or tennis ball that causes a problem, replace the water lines (this requires no water service until completion).Sell a "wolf ticket" meaning to sue them, or other threats...