., Nest Thermostat (buy the cheaper one, it works the same for what we do, lock out, temp swings, etc), Nest Cam's (just installed), Google WIFI mesh routers, and Google Home entertainment. 

Anyone have any other lender they have recently worked with or cam across the same issue ? 

Im on a 1 year plan to save some money take my 75 hour course and move to nyc but before I do i want to take a visit to find a broker now I have been looking online for some and I cam across a Fredrik eklund and Ryan sergeant and was wondering if anyone has ever tried to reach out to these guys I don't watch to much TV but looks like they have made a lot of money from both the show and real estate.

@Greg Carrier - looking over some old posts and cam across this one. 

Things like a door jamb or an open doorway into an adjacent room cam be distracting.Every room should be shot in LANDSCAPE orientation (wide, not tall).  

Never opened up the motor to do head work, cams or to build the bottom end of it.I was young and dumb.

You always need to study current saturation, prices, zoning and trendsOriginally posted by @Cam Hadfield:Also useful to look at college towns for short term rentals. 

@Cam Jimmy it’s a mix.

hello BP.Can any one chime in...i am wondering if anyone has had sucess in finding  motivated sellers through CAM's.

I would opine-YES- property tax is in the CAM- especially when the lease states, "the cost and expense of complying with all federal, state and local laws, orders, regulations and ordinances applicable to the Property which are now in force".Property tax is a "local regulation" of the property.However, there should be a clause in the lease that states specifically what the CAM includes- sounds like your lease is somewhat ambiguous on this point- Nevertheless, I would still opine YES