During the last sixty days of the term hereof and during reasonable hours, Management may display the interior and exterior of dwelling at premises to any prospective tenants or purchasers, and Resident agrees to provide access thereto."

I agree if all your stuff is cheap and shabby the person may not like it... or maybe they wont care, which is why I would do a mix so they can hide their ugly stuff and display what they like. 

Hey @Joshua McMullen, I am not very good with computers, but I cannot read the print on your display. 

You could have web pages feeding queries to different ones and displaying the results together in one place or coding to combine the data.

Now what actually happens at FEMA as they review the individual policy I don't know...Clint said in his post if I understand correctly they would validate against their maps.I have three properties that are along the borders of these zone maps, and I am hoping I can get out ahead with this map change.

Worth checking out (some googling should get you the programs - TD Cross Border Banking is the one I've used personally to handle all my cross border banking needs, although never got a mortgage with them).Hope this helps - I'm sure if you give some more details around what hurdles you're trying to get past (financing, finding properties, property management, cross-border tax issues, etc.) you'll get lots of advice!

Amongst many options available, a right fencing at the border of the premises and help you to add a lot of value to your home.

It is also important to remember you are not merely a landlord - I like to think of ourselves as being a housing service provider - perhaps bordering on lifestyle service provider with our student rentals.   

Beyond that, agreed--just factor in the cost of flood insurance and be careful about being too close to any of the brooks (like bordering on).  

They're super simple and provide a great way to analyze deals on a level playing field, however in the last week that I've been a pro member and taken advantage of these (mostly the rental property calculator) I had some thoughts that I figured I'd throw out there.1) When looking at deals that you have previously analyzed there should be the pertinent information displayed on the screen.A) Name of DealB) Address of DealC) Date of AnalysisD) Purchase PriceE) ARVF) Total Initial EquityG)  Monthly Cash FlowH) Monthly Cap RateI) NOIJ) Total Cash NeededK) Cash on Cash ROIL) Status of Property (see comment below)In addition to this information being displayed on screen you should also be able to sort ascending or descending by any one of these values.