Hey guys. I hope all of you are doing well. As always, I'm signing into BP to ask another question I can't find a solid answer to anywhere else on the internet. I respect all of you highly and all of you're opinions a...

The link describes how a good brick and hardwood quad went for 26k on a beautiful C street in Dayton, OH. 

I would like to avoid this measure for my own sake as well as yours.I would also highly recommend that you review the terms and conditions set forth in the Lease agreement so that you understand it and please let me know if you have any questions.The lawyer suggested that a judge would find 30 days reasonable, given the amount of the estimate ($3600 total for the least expensive door, which is not even comparable aesthetically to the current door).

We looked at a beautiful mill building some years ago, but the owner wouldn't part with it for a reasonable price--so we walked.

And we just like real estate...We live in the center of the Adirondacks in Northern NY, a beautiful but slightly economically depressed area.

It would be providing aesthetic photos to help sell property or perhaps of use in roof inspections.

That's the beauty of this platform.

The house is definitely on the older side, built circa 1930, but walking through the property I saw a ton of potential (huge back porch, front porch, large semi-modern kitchens, beautiful hardwood floors trapped under dingy carpets, etc.).

Then again they do have a beautiful High School now so I am hoping that helps bring more people to the town. 

So serious we decided it is best to leave the beautiful San Diego area for a better market.We noticed Ohio cities have really high rent ratio (we downloaded data from Zillow on rent ratio by city in the USA).