C class for sure, surrounded by other apartment complexes next door on either side.It's in North Lamar area of Austin if anyone is a local and can give me insight.The only thing that scares me is that it last traded in 2015, which is pretty recent.Price per unit at $48k seems really low even for the not as hot parts of Austin.Am i just being too scared?

I will focus on small multifamily properties and single family homes in the short term and possibly trade them in Monopoly boardgame style for a larger apartment complex in the future.

The trade offs are that the truck has an open, large bed and higher towing capacity but much lower MPG but the Hyundai Santa Fe I am looking at gets almost 30mpg and still has a good bit of cargo space with seats down and has a 5000 lbs. towing capacity. 

This is a nightmare but my trades where paid as well as my workers. 

I am a young guy with zero experience in real estate and a VERY limited amount of experience in stock trading.

An ordinary expense is one that is common and accepted in your trade or business.

It seems like Sellers Attorney is trading space for time and there there has to be a reason for it.

That’s a bad day for any publicly-traded company.Another challenge they face already is self-cannibalization.

If there is a downturn due to the global trade war that began early 2018, history teaches us that rents hold better than real estate values. 

I feel more confident and prepared now since joining BP.I'm a software developer by trade but have many a hobby and skills.