My job requires me to split my time between Center City and the west suburbs so I am looking at neighborhoods on the west side of town (Manayunk, Brewerytown, Point Breeze, Strawberry Mansion, Fairmount, Spring Garden, etc).One of the most interesting things about Philadelphia is how each neighborhood is unique and has different opportunities to offer - it's one of the things that intrigues me most about this market.

I'm looking for a skilled, experienced, and financially sounded General Contractor to build out luxury loft apartment and commercial space in an almost 16k square foot property in the heart of downtown Rocky Mount.

I had a good and long conversation with a loan officer recently trying to get a luxury loan to get an RV.

We are in a very nice area and this is a luxury home.I am planning on making this floor the master suite with a large bedroom, large bathroom and walk in closet; leaving the smaller 3 bedrooms downstairs.My question is regarding the size of the master suite; what size is too big?

Hello! I joined BiggerPockets today and look forward to networking and finding my way to time, location and financial freedom! I HAVE NEVER OWNED A HOME. Primary or rental.
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I'm 27 years...

At that point they can invest in ultra safe investments that give total IRR of 10% a year and outpace inflation by about 3 times. 

That is just an added expense and those savings could be used to pay down the new mortgage faster if you want to be ultra conservative.

While I think some campuses have a market for luxury student housing I believe quality housing at around the going rate is going to be the best bet right now.

Is the luxury of check ups important or something that is not necessarily needed?

I have an interest in property investments as it pertains to Short Term (luxury) Rentals, Subject-To, Wholesale, Buy and Holds (long term goal), as well as luxury Car Rentals.