They are often taking up the limited parking spaces, which the other tenants are complaining about, hence why i know they are there most of the time.

Large national lenders are not likely to do this. 

It isn't practical to find "affordable" GCs, at least we've not been able to in our rust belt market, where home prices are way below national average.

It feels as if the shift to more of an apartment home is what helps with tenant retention.Having amenities on property, such as dog parks and fitness centers, help with retention, and being close to amenities also helps.I think the same can be said for most smaller multifamily, with having washer dryer hook ups, 2 to 3 beds, at east 1 1/2 baths, if you have some privacy for a yard would be a huge bonus.I really would stay away from pools for small multi families.

With the recent changes from the National Association of Realtors there is a lot of consumer confusion out there. 

Understand all your options resulting from the recently National Associate of Realtors Settlement Agreement by talking with a local Realtor who is familiar with the changes.

The new changes from the National Association of Realtors focus on transparency and consumer choice.

There is an ordinance in our area, but we have enough parking and we never create a disturbance so we haven't run into any issues as of yet! 

Purchase price: $55,000 Cash invested: $85,000 Sale price: $280,000 I feel like luck and timing played a roll in scooping up this Garfield Park home.

This presence alone has drawn other logistics and distribution companies to set up shop in the area, solidifying Louisville’s reputation as a key logistics center in the U.S.Moreover, the automotive industry is making waves with Ford’s massive investment in the BlueOval SK Battery Park in nearby Glendale, Kentucky.