But you may be better off supplying the listing description yourself, if you end up working with him.Feel free to PM me for an intro. 

@Will Grabert,Rents can definitely recede for a variety of reasons, e.g. major employer leaves, over supply being built, 2008.

I was anxious to get going and the supply is tough for multi units, especially close to Charlotte.

It might sound attractive to pick NC because of prices and supply of inventory or what most people would say "better deals."

Understand baylor caps how many students they admit, but they keep building apartments.When I was there I saw multiple signs that said something like 2 months free rent which means there’s likely more supply than demand.

I'm considering supplying them with my inspection report where the inspector noted several components in either "Fair" or "Poor" condition. 

i can see my wife and i building up our supply of yard equipment, especially if we're living in that property for a year or two. i love the idea of getting a chipper - we have some smaller trees that we need to cut down before they become an issue, and it'd be great to turn them into mulch.we didn't know goats could be rented - sounds like a great idea!

I used my new texture sprayer and crown molding)I wish I had used the big wooden baseboards I used in House #3 bought from a home supply company instead of the smaller plastic ones I bought from Home Depot for the other two.I go into my older 2 houses and want to kick the tenants and contents out for a month so I can modify the houses to match the look and feel I have come to learn.

Lots of ways to slice this, but things like airline points to pay for scouting trips for your next VR or maybe Amazon to help offset supply costs? 

No one know exactly whats going to happen. each market has its own local economy ans supply and demand fundamentals.