I know I have a great lead when people call and repeat lines from the postcard - over time, you can tell what resonates with people and gets them to call...As far as the MEDIUM - the 2 best producers are pay-per-click and direct mail to owners with equity....

Instead, we are a happy medium--the NW Suburbs; a micro-version some might argue.  

In Philadelphia, it's 6 hours after the last snowfall, then they get into path widths as well.As far as when and how often, that's half art and half science.

The neighborhood is exceptional and land purchase price will be lower than market, given personal contacts.The land right now is about half filled with small-to-medium-girth trees.

The proposed US interagency guidance proposes larger banks need to hold high quality, (super) liquid assets for a prescribed amount of runoff (overly prescribed/inflexible if you ask me) - rather than relying on off-balance sheet funding sources and a balance sheet full of less liquid investments/assets (they more or less want treasuries or cash to fulfill a low/moderate runoff, with haircuts/limits on Agency MBS) The caveat is that the runoff is what you would see in a low/medium liquidity stress scenario, so they can still project to lean on borrowings in high stress.

I'd like to get the forum's opinion of what everyone thinks is a happy medium for equity in an investment property.

Something to consider, however is that 1) We have about 350 units in about 13 different properties (so a medium sized business) and 2) My background is a computer programmer/database developer for 18 years, so I have higher expectations than most in any given software.That being said, here is my list:1) Their reporting is very weak.

A house is just the medium of exchange between people.

The best way to get business and it goes against what you will hear through social media and other technology driven mediums is the old fashioned way.

I need custom width blinds for a rental, the wider ones are 65" wide so not something I can pickup in stock.