Since I list some of my (very few - I only have 3 residential units and my commercial ones are all managed by others) units every 2-3 years, I forget how to do it, and even standard operating procedures change a lot at that frequency, rendering them much less useful.

No, the “great divide” isn’t between residential and commercial, nor between owner occupied and rental.  

Call a local residential excavation company, a plumber is going to call them anyways and a good one should be able to replace it as well as do digging.  

All by itself, that represents about 18% growth from 2016's record-setting volume of container traffic.Retail Sector- The opening of the, Meridian at the Port, apartment complex will bring hundreds of new residential units downtown.

Staring investing in residential RE in earnest in 2012 helped.  

I've personally lived in Kingsport and have years of residential construction experience and have several contacts in that area that operate At the top of their respected trades.

I'm a Realtor in Northeast Georgia who specializes in working with investors—and my husband builds single-family residential homes—we’ve learned that a key first step you can take now is to start assembling a strong team.

So the affordability was worse for financed properties in the 1980s but the income was higher compared to that cost than now.This may be worse cash flow market ever but value adds can produce large sweat equity, alternate rent models (rent by room, STR, MTR, etc) has never been easier, education has never been easier, there are other RE options other than residential.  

Unless you know exactly what you are doing, you could be financially destroyed.Listen here: https://www.victorjm.com/2022/05/office-to-residential-conve...

(I know that seems silly if it's a residential addition, but as a lawyer I imagine you know how situations can go sideways very quickly.