Quote of the day:  Only those that can see the invisible can do the impossible!!

Nick, if Josh can get his programmers to make some members "invisible," that should solve your problem, right?

Then there are the typical renters that you likely in-vision and of course still many other reasons why people chose to rent vs. buying a house.Now weather the area you are looking at will be a good rental area or stay a good rental area or be flooded with too many units requires knowing the current area and then watching and keeping up with the trends.

I can invision the entire area getting better and prices/rents increasing.

The first thing I think when I see a property that old on a listing is "opportunity" because after a period of time, it becomes an invisible listing.

"Your Invisible Power" by Genevieve Behrand is also great.  

While you are in the neighborhood you are also distributing business cards to people you talk with, leaving fliers on doors, and leaving signs placed in visible but non-invasive locations.

The last comment on this is I think people have some fantasy that an LLC is this invisible force field that will protect them.

Here is a good article from today on the bond vigilanties and the the operations that are gravely misunderstood.http://pragcap.com/about-those-invisible-bond-vigilantesThanks for the well wishes and I wish you the same.

Specific examples are work done to kitchens, baths, and exterior biggies like roofs or invisibles like wiring or other obvious things.My reasoning for suggesting this: I was at an appraisal this summer on behalf of a client to open the door, but I stuck around.