And also it would be a quiet peaceful place with no rowdiness.The problem as I see it is that the buying pool is limited, which would make it harder to sell.

thing is that if I were to keep the old door, which was ugly and was not providing proper security to my tenants, I would have no problem as it would have been grandfathered by the Historic Commission because that is how I had bought the building.Long story short, I did some research and fabrication + installation of a replica historic door will cost me around $8,000.  

Once you determine why they need to sell, your job is to explain why working with you can solve that problem. As

Pollution is a huge problem as well, and I guess I just don't see the reduction of pollution as a bad thing.

Right now, media buyers/publishers are running into the same problem as real estate investors: too many opportunities, not enough money.

I also happen to have the same debt to income ratio problem as you due to the 2 years of landlording experience needed to count your rental income, pretty ridiculous when you use a professional property manager.

In Greeley, and I'm guessing most places, the water/sewer utility is tied to the house, so tenants bill = your problem as the owner.

Rudy got rid of this problem. As

Unfortunately I don't have enough experience to give any really meaningful advice on how to combat the problem. As

If you buy older properties and sometimes newer ones, you will run in lot this problem a lot.