Who really knows, but keep in mind that your "personal exposures", such as your vehicles, home, etc...

. $1500-1800 of it going to gas and electric for the pool area.Add the Agent telling Me to expect a hold time of 3-5 years, for the market to come back.Sounds like to much exposure.

I would suggest you attend some real estate group meetings in NYC and gain some exposure to the area your thinking of getting into.

Nobody dies of exposure in So.

You also want to be sure not to insure your rentals on a "personal lines" policy as you could potentially run into issues since anything you derive income from is considered a "business exposure" and they also carry a total pollution exclusion..

We love the location, the market appreciation (to date), sterling currency exposure it gives us and the tax deduction here in the US...I'm keen to hear more about the multi-family opportunities you've mentioned here in Philly - as we are currently looking for opportunities.

Maybe a pharmaceutical company might want it the international exposure my furnished housing offering is attracting.I don't know what I'm doing.

Interior Information Appliances: None Floor Covering: Carpet, Hardwood, Laminate, Linoleum Basement: None Bathroom: Bath Tub Upgrades: Features: Exterior Information External Facing: Vinyl Siding Garage: None Garage Spaces: 0 Driveway Details: None, Lots of street parking. there may also be room to put in a small side drive with the current building Parking Spaces: 0 Location Details : Close to All Services, Highway Access, Lake/Pond/River, Near Park, Near Schools, Recreational/Community center, Water View, Country Community Exposure: North

Sometimes a seller needs a little boost in exposure (i.e. marketing) that the MLS provides.

I strongly encourage you to list your home with a Realtor for maximum exposure.