I don't know if you heard or know about the EMF building in Central sq? 

I am living in central New Jersey and I am looking for a real estate agent located in Pennsylvania who can help me find a Multifamily investment property.

Looking back, may have just kept the wall units but central air seems to be a big draw for the renters.Future: Am looking into getting a HELOC on property to fund the next multifamily investment.

just a note.....all those facts on orlando are great....but check the average wage of a working person in central floridaour cpa tells us of all his clients in orlando , the average salary is $24,000

Is There Anyone In Central Arkansas (Little Rock) Willing To Help A Newbie Out Just A Tad But?

For a 2/1, I received these quotes with permits 14k electric,  8k furnace/duct, 2k central air, 2.5k floors sanding/ synteko, 10k bath,  12k kitchen, $30/$50 sheet of drywall,  3k paint,  roof was about 7k, demo 3k, concrete demo/new $12 s/f, windows $250/$400 depends on brand, then GC fees,  etc. 

If the mechanicals of the home (plumbing, electrical, roof, and HVAC) are all centralized to a single unit, I think your home inspector stands a much better chance of spotting an issue as opposed to a multi-unit with multiple independent systems that may or may not be accessible due to tenants.As for closing costs, try to push the closing date until you have the funds available?

I have a new flip coming up and for the sake of keeping things simple, keeping costs down and better interior aesthetics I'd like to go with a central air and heat system INSTEAD of a hydronic baseboard system and a central air unit.The question I have is, do buyers care about forced air heat?

Does anyone have recommendations for realtors in the following cities, Phoenix AZ, San Diego, and Central New Jersey?

Currently live in central Florida.