I'm looking at a newly constructed Duplex near Temple University and it's listed around 600K.

One thing that seems to be universal across markets is the ROI of the higher bedroom count.

Why back yourself into a corner with language like "Failure to vacate the property within the agreed timeframe will render this agreement null and void."?!?

I'm located in the Dallas area and from what I have learned from YouTube University, Stainless steel is the way to go for the kitchen area.

@Emily Paul here the best places for short term would be on the East End by the universities and hospitals, North Shore by the sports stadiums/AGH, or right across the river from Downtown/Oakland like South Side and Mt.

Just respond "stop" that is universal to be added to the platforms DNC list.

P.S be careful getting sucked into sales events and buying expensive programs that promise the Universe!

From there its really dependent on the language in the sales agreement.....Does the sales agreement contain a liquidated damages clause? 

Sacramento metro offers a really nice balance between cashflow opportunity and consistent appreciation (due to the fact that it is a State Capitol, two major universities, and one of the fastest growing cities in the country every year for a decade+)I personally only invest my capital here in Sacramento, although I do business in a number of cities.

It's a Little bit closer to Disney, much closer to universal and the the main tourist district, and the price points may be a little bit lower.