Maybe in the lobby.

My towns have restaurants, movie theaters, live music venues, concerts on the green, great schools, and more.

Pros - new construction with 10-year warranty so minimized headache as a rental, great location in terms of proximity to costco, trader joes, target, turnpike, route 1, busses, jersey ave train station, movie theater, marriott, restaurants, plans to build luxury high rise rentals in the same complexCons - extremely high taxes, worried train station project will fail or continue to be delayed, low margin in renting out unit, no amenities.Does anyone have any thoughts on whether this is a relatively low-headache/effort investment?

Sale price: $1,600,000 Redeveloped exterior and lobbies on 100,000 sq ft office building in downtown Joliet.

You won't have to worry about missing deadlines or waiting in the lobby for hours.

Marketing where they go for lunch, dinner or for entertainment - theaters, bars, restaurants, etc would be likely spots.

When I say condo Airbnbs, I’m talking the big high rise building wIth valet parking, a lobby, elevators, and probably a gym and pool area that you see a lot here in Miami listed on Airbnb.

In its heyday, it was next to the local high school, and just a little way down from the prestigious Carnegie of Homestead (a combination gym, theater hall, and library).

The insurance lobby is too powerful and Obamacare has made insurance companies and their lobby more powerful and MORE PROFITABLE by virtue of the mandate.

I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the hotel industry has successfully lobbied for the ban of STRs in LV.