This is an example of a non-appreciating "asset". https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/785-Dallas-St-Memphis-TN-...Sold in '01 for ~$10kSold in '02 for ~$55k (That's awesome appreciation or an unsuspecting buyer geting ripped)Sold in '04 for ~$61k (I would suspect foreclosure sale here as it quickly sold again for substantially less)Sold in '04 for ~$21k (This is probably it's actual value and someone in '02 got ripped off)Sold in '23 for ~$26k for an appreciation of ~24% over ~twenty years that's roughly 1.2%/yearThis is a random house on Zillow: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/766-Neptune-St-Memphis-TN...Sold for ~$98k last May and sold again last week for ~$40k.

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing substantial amounts of money into our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

Just FYI - If you have a substantial renovation to a 3 family, you will be required to add a fire sprinkler system in Massachusetts.

Hi,My multi-family property (3 units) recently had a substantial fire that started in the garage and moved to the house.

If so then what they suggested was to put down a laminate on top of that flooring that only cost $2 a square foot as opposed to refinishing the floor which cost substantially more per square foot.

Even if a state has "criteria" for abandonment to me it makes sense to go to confirm and have possession awarded to eliminate what could be a fairly substantial risk.

In other marketplaces where home values are substantially lower and cash flow is higher, you can put that $1M towards buying multiple cash flowing properties, or even become a stakeholder of a larger apartment complex (also known as syndication). 

If tenant Vacated you can NOT evict them unless they left "substantial presence" behind such as personal items, clothes etc.

SMEED did not provide intake forms or ask us about our current situation or timeline or even look at our taxes before sending us an invoice for the 2020 taxes they were going to do.

Disposition of an entire interest (or substantially all)2.