Be sure to really familiarize yourself with the area, as it changes greatly block by block.I'm also curious as to whether the student housing market here is tightening, as a number of brand new student apartments have gone up, equipped with lots of amenities.

This couple has maintained and managed this place with good quality material, equipment, workmanship and as good landlords.

We will provide the roof, someone else provides the equipment.

I would like to renovate the kitchen, repaint, and furnish and equip the unit, so I am setting my max budget at $50k.  

It is a piece of equipment necessary for the health of the prospective tenant.Does that mean they must always be allowed?  

However, the insurance companies are usually on to such schemes and will have clauses in there that limit their coverage or payouts for older equipment or only cover a small percentage of the actual cost.  

Hi every one, First i have to say great site, i've been reading different discussions for a while now and finally decided to take the time and join.I've been in the construction field for some time now, and also worked as a union elevator mechanic  throughout NY and NJ for about 10 years. about 3 years ago invested all i had into starting a small landscaping business. although i haven't seen any return ( all profit seems to go back into the company, always a new piece of equipment to purchase) it is growing.

Hi all,Before I ask my question I would like to provide a brief overview of my current situation:I am a full time salaried (W2) employee of an Investment Bank, but also DJ parties on the weekends through a fully insured company (I also do gigs on the side with my own equipment not through the company).

My guy is a hard worker, has all the equipment, and is there in a couple hours notice if I need him that quick!

Surely someone here has to title and/or lease buiness equipment.