My place in Champions Gate heavily exceeded those revenue numbers last year but we really got lucky with nailing the theming and it turning out not just great, but REALLY great. 

@Luka Milicevic I see overpriced properties being bought all of the time.Real world scenario 35 minutes apart in CAProperty 1 - $590KNeighborhood - class DSchools rated 3/10 and 4/10Neighborhood amenities- crime, gangs, shootings, on the street prostitution, etcProperty 2 - $595KNeighborhood - class ASchools rated 8/10 and 9/10Neighborhood amenities - top tier parks, neighborhood Aquatic center, Tennis club, etc With only 35 minutes separating the two, would you consider Property 1 to be overpriced?

The development had playgrounds, running trails, a clubhouse, tennis courts, and a pool.

The townhouse complex had snow removal, outdoor landscaping care, a pool, tennis courts, and a clubhouse.

I can tell you the deck of the boat is worth more than the flooring in a condo and deck shoes or tennis shoes really should be worn for safety reasons.I've never seen a floor that couldn't be cleaned and where scuff marks from shoes couldn't be polished out, didn't even know they made flooring that didn't hold up to shoes.As a Realtor do you take your shoes off showing properties?

You should be using the American Standard Champion 4.

More of a reflex game, played on a court 1/4 size of tennis (no wasted walks to retrieve your ball.

Likewise, there may be recreation club, pool, tennis court, etc benefits that may support a higher rent.

I didn't want to pay HOA fees, but HOA's include property insurance to the exterior, so I don't have to buy additional property insurance, plus you get to enjoy all the amenities (cable,gym, pool, tennis, clubhouse, security,etc).

Here's what I found in case anyone else has the same issue: http://www.woodlanddirect.com/316Ti-Chimney-Champion-Easy-Flex-Chimney-Liner-Kit-6in?