The bank chooses the appraiser, and I believe the bank provides the the inspector too.  The

.- Condo is fairly small (550 sq. ft) and has two tenants and a newborn baby.- Property ownership in the area is:  30% rentals (11% above national average), 65% owner occupied, 5% vacant.- I'm impartial as to which group I sell to: investors or residential owner occupantsOptions:1) Since the lease ends June 30th, I could list it with a July 1st availability.

They want a fair price for their 'baby' and RE is what they know.

Don't baby sit and set the bar where you EXPECT the tenants to perform. 

Or if we see someone being a good parent, we don't say "I agree... they will be a bad parent too." The

Spatially, too, the rise of gated communities, sprawl and the extreme residential segregation by class and race keep those on top from knowing much about those on the bottom - a form of "American Apartheid," as Douglas Massey and Nancy Denton's 1993 study so aptly put it.Race is its own barrier.

I graduated last year but have been out of school years, having had a baby a week after graduation so I have set myself back in regards to starting a career relative to the degree I am pursuing as well as figuring out exactly what I would like to pursue a career in.

My baby is due in 3 months and ideally I'd like to be moved into our new apartment bldg by then but realistically I'd like all this to happen within 1 year.

Hey everyone This is a bit random hence posting in the off topic section.My wife and I just had our first baby (a boy!)

These babies are our first try to buying out of state and our plan is to try buying 2 more in 2016 depending how they turn out.