The side and rear entrances are not protected and it would be very dangerous if large icicles dropped from the roof, 3 stories up... and the floors are over 15' tall each.I plan to replace that ugly covered main entrance with 4 10' columns and a V roof using reclaimed slate tiles to match the buildings slate roof...

A nice one too with 110" screen, raised seating, in wall speakers, AV built ins, the whole works.

Including a washer and dryer in each unit is becoming a no-brainer since the rent premium is a great ROI and it reduces significant damage to each unit during turnover.This being said, I consider myself very AV savvy.

Jesse, I am also in the waynesville area and recently looked at duplexes using a v a loan.

Pro's and Con's, I don't think there is a vs with these it is just differences, and even those vary wildly in different markets and the varying asset class's of each. 

Hey Guys,I'm in the process of offering on 2 properties and need some second opinions.Property A:Duplex (currently used as a SFR)Cap Rate:  5.71CoC:  2.80%Cash Flow:  382.29 (includes 15% of monthly rent for expenses)...

question because I'm looking at A v B as described here.

I ultimately want to design AV integration into newly constructed homes.

And I bought a bostich nailing gun and a VS-46 adapter to apply the siding with,,,it was a 46 Bostich gun ,,,VS stands for vinyl siding,,,think the adapter was like 25-30 bucksmmmand your right,it stops the nail from being driven tight.

I asked one of the engineers if a straigt configuration is so much more efficient than a V why do we not use them in all cars?