Rural/suburban areas like Centerton, Cave Springs, Elm Springs, and Farmington are showing massive growth, but it is yet to be seen whether its haphazard development or sustainable planned growth.

You should always negotiate for the best deal and you will often be surprised when you find that your agent tells you the seller won't budge and then the seller caves in.Always go for the gold...or just be average.

There are literally $1m+ mansions just a couple blocks away from war zones full of properties with caved-in roofs or dozens of bulldozed houses on the same street.

You are going to have to tear down the garage because the walls are caving in.

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There are many provisions negotiating the lease that might seem tiny or trivial at the time so to get a lease done the owner caves to the tenant but pays dearly later on when they eventually sell it.

I would be delighted to discuss this topic with you in greater detail!

  - Current value $570,000- Current rent $3300- Mortgage $230,000 at 3.75% (23 years left)Rental 2- built in 1978, 1800 sq feet, B to C+ type property but best property in the neighborhood, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, no garage (converted to man cave / family room)- Acquired in 2016 for $130,000- Current value $270,000+- Current rent $1800- Mortgage $60.000 at 3.75% (23 years left)Both have long term tenants locked into longish term leases (netx 2 years or so)Any thoughts? 

As it stands there is a moderate amount of natural light in the space, not a ton but it's also not a cave. #3 would be about $2.5k more expensive with a down-draft range but we get to keep the natural light from the window.

Hard to believe you never “hear of anyone who even thinks about Disney let alone has a problem with them” unless you are living in a cave somewhere.