Actually the market for ADA accessible housing was my first thought but I didn't realize there was a large enough market.

Many properties in Warwick are not ADA accessible, which may or may not be an issue for different uses.

Hello everyone,I've got a property I wanted to run by you all and get as many opinions on price as possible.Here are the details ::: 46 total lots | 23 Owner occupied trailers: $500-month |9 Lot rentals: $150-month | 14 Vacant lots | Streets and parking pads are in good condition and paved in concrete | Sits on a 20 acre lake.Any and all opinions on price would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

I find there's way too much aspirational / motivational content in the REI community and not enough concrete discussion of lessons learned, good and bad examples, etc. 

John Warren yes it’s a concrete slab.

As long as I know all I'm doing is cleaning the place, and my previous pictures are still a good representation of what the property will look like (I'm not painting a different color, doing new flooring, new landscape etc), then I start my ad a week or so before the tenant moves out.

They are composition – I don’t understand why they don’t use concrete tile roofs, well, yes, I do, it’s b/c they aren’t Mediterranean style construction.

This is the first forum where someone actually gave me some concrete info which related to my question.

If you are compliant with securities laws (your attorney is your best friend in these things), I know a few people in my home market that have had success with Facebook advertising, believe it or not.

Its a concrete tilt up construction and it has a 30 ft. clear ceiling height.What is the best way to reduce the temperature?