I'd walk into open-houses unaccompanied by my parents and sneak around and marvel at each home.

Do you feel the Disney/marvel themed homes do best given the proximity to the parks?

It's a weird but marvelous world, let me know when I may lend a hand. lol 

It is a marvel to commute to the Real Estate conference on a train that is also attracting investors to FL. 

I've read some marvelous advice here about a variety of topics, so I'm going to ask this question that is puzzling me about the tax deductibility of my rental expenses.I've been told that I can't deduct expenses due to my rental units (including depreciation etc.)

@Marisa R. marvellous job!

For these expectations it was a marvelous class and a ridiculous value for the amount of time they teach.Yes it would be highly disappointing if you thought they were going to teach you anything about investing (Other than the income approach of valuing a property).

This sub-market has so many natural family friendly attractions such as Luray Caverns, Shenandoah National Park, Lake Arrowhead, breath taking hikes, endless historic and scenic marvels, and it is just east of the Shenandoah River.

I'm originally from Chicago and moved to Phoenix, Az a couple years ago for a change.I see many properties I marveled at as a child in the market back in my home town of Lansing/Chicago, Il.Looking to find people that could share their insight of changes in the businesses/life since 2015, knowledge of the market and possibly connecting for partnerships in the upcoming months.

Plus, it's precise, which means you can make intricate and complex designs with ease.Here are some cool things about 3D printing:Customization: You can personalize items to fit your exact needs, like getting a custom-made phone case or jewelry.Prototyping: Engineers and designers use 3D printing to test their ideas quickly before making the final product.Medical Marvels: Doctors use it to create patient-specific implants and prosthetics.Environmental Benefits: It can produce less waste compared to traditional manufacturing.Space Exploration: NASA even uses 3D printing to make tools and parts in space!