Does it assume you live in rural Mississippi or downtown New York City?

I have a tenant in Mississippi who is refusing to pay rent because it took 2 weeks for a broken exterior door(a small chip at the very top of the glass on the door) to be replaced due to contractor delays.

so your at free market rents in rural MS. ?  

Hi my name Is chance gabbert and I am Currently working over in North Dakota in the oil field, I am new to the group and still pretty new to investing in properties on our first house we had it built and made 50k on that and used the money to help us buy our two current properties back home in western Montana that are Currently being rented out but in one I have my brother that has MS in the house so All I am charging for rent is the mortgage payment ($1100 for a 5bed 2bath witch in the area could go for $2000 or more) and the other property, we had a well drilled and the well was bad (really long story and it has been a nightmare haha) but luckily the renters up there are still paying our minimum payment on that ($650 for a 3bed 2bath on 10 acres witch in the area would go for around $1400) but with the situations I’m not really getting anywhere so my question is with the market being so good back home and we got both properties for such a good price, should we fix the problems and sell (we estimate a $120k-160k profit for both property’s) witch is amazing!

I don't think this law is the end of the world, but I was incredibly annoyed reading this quote from the Governor:“A lot of people blame the state’s land-use laws, but if we didn’t have land-use planning, we would not have a wine industry, because houses would have been built on those southern-facing slopes” where there are now vineyards, said Ms.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a property management company that services Coldwater, MS??

Hey everyone just curious on others opinion of a possible deal in Ocean Springs, MS.I am looking at two duplexes side by side in a small subdivision with working class tenants. They are currently all occupied with one...

Honestly, I am an employer in the corporate finance space and I look at even a real estate master's degrees as a junk degree (I view MS Finance, MBA, and BS Mathematics as superior degrees if you are pursuing a corporate role). 

My name is Patrick Byrne, I am currently a student at Mississippi State, with a few years left to go.

Are you a BS or MS student?