Also the nature of the current "access" -- whether it has been hostile or permissive.The good news is the title insurance carrier has allowed the claim and will likely pursue an agreement with the necessary property owners OR fight the legal battle if necessary.

Cities like investors who come to them, check the rules, follow them, and produce good product.

We're in the biggest bubble ever produced.....I'd be patient and wait.

Concrete is naturally pourous.

The Fed's intervention, through increased interest rates, is intended to curb this excessive growth and bring the market back to more realistic levels.It's important to understand that a correction is a natural part of economic cycles and does not necessarily signal a crisis.

Otherwise it is probably going to be a money loser, or making so little money that it's not worth the time unless you are rent shifting, which is evil but is how the large PM companies manage to make these properties work.Most of those higher producing properties are in the resorts.

I took an interest in the investing side of real estate shortly after becoming a licensed real estate agent, and it seems like that naturally became my focus, between helping investor clients and being an investor myself.It looks like you have a few investment properties yourself!

But most of them are generic in nature and do not fit the specifics of your business model.

. - Any other tips specific to the nature of the property or location. 

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