Instead, the best way to learn about these issues is through experience--personally viewing lots of properties and having discussions with GCs, PMs, and other pros...Here's an example: I once bought a 2 br, 1 ba A property in an A neighborhood at a discount because it was on a moderately busy street that turned off retail buyers (but it wasn't so busy that it would turn off tenants).

A great coach who is physically out there in your area is @Brian Gibbons (Moderators: Brian does not compensate me for recommending him!!)

You can do that for sure, but for most people saving up 20-25% for a down payment for even a moderately priced property ($300k*20% = $60k) takes a long time.

Did they give up drinking alcohol this month ?

For your second quad, I would leverage moderately and buy a nicer asset.

I think it stands to reason (short of data) it ought to be easier to deposit debris with softer flushes...how much, isn't clear...I've also experienced having to flush a second time with the more "eco-friendly" toilets, so, I am still using the "moderate flush volume toilets".Bruce

Aside this County, what are the recommended Counties with active market and moderate competition from bidders?

One of the roommates has turned out to be an alcoholic who likes to party late and have guest stay over frequently, he is not necessarily the most cleanliness either.

They are professional liars and most are high on prescription drugs, illegal drugs, and alcoholics etc. 4.

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