A pristine house in the neighborhood (same model as mine) sold for $645K at the tail end of the high-season.

RE is subject to police powers, when those powers are not enforced you'll have decaying areas, a homeowner's group can bring pressure to bear on officials, make them get off their tail ends.These are the social responsibilities of property owners and something that is not understood by investors, with ownership comes social responsibility and there can be consequences if you fail in that responsibility.Curing a neighborhood isn't going to be fully accomplished by changing you tenants or cracking a whip over them, the neighborhood attracts only those willing to live there.

A tail period of at least 1 year is common, but everything is negotiable.

I’m getting my tail kicked trying to find a primary residence right now.

What is also beneficial with this is there is still a tail on the end.

Now he had to kiss a lot of tail and do stuff that is kind of slimy with investors of big tapes of properties in South Florida, but foreclosures are cyclical.

Don't let the tax tail wag the dog.

@Duke Giordano I invested with PPR Note Co at the tail end of 2018 and this was my 2018 K1.

Do a long tail keyword phrase search.

Investment models can include a host of fees to the sponsor, preferred distributions, claw backs, equity splits, inversions, lockups, tails, etc. which can be complicated and confusing for investors, so make sure you understand the model completely before you invest.