Thats funny, just been on that exact site found i owe $314.73 and it says i have till end of march to pay, i tried to pay via card but when it tried to direct me to chase payment it made a clicking noise and a yellow star with an i appeared on the hand (cursor) so it wont allow me to pay!

It's interesting discussing home values, bank product offerings, cash flow etc. with a naked woman who's grinding her body up and down you....lol What surprised me was she actually knew what she was talking about and she knew it well.

And that definition can be changed by the municipality passing an ordinance.More discussion of ow a single family is defined is at this next link: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/10860-how-many-people-in-a-single-family- And the neighbors will be the ones blowing the whistle on you, should you exceed the maximum allowed, AND they get upset over something (parking, noise, guests, parties, etc)

Costs eliminated:*RoofingCosts Reduced:*Flooring (greatly reduced)*Painting*Exterior maintenance, including windows*HVAC *Exterminator costs (greatly reduces ants and termites)*Overall costs that you would see with any new constructionI also believe I will be creating a competitive advantage from the home design with the stated benefits of:*Greatly reduced utility cost for tenants (50-80%)*Safe from tornados (a factor in my market)*Outside noise reduction*Safe from storms and fire*Increased security*Less bugs and dust*Unique design and conversation worthy*“Green” construction*Potentially increased yard spaceMy worries:*Maintenance savings will not be great enough to offset higher acquisition costs.

the thing that comes to mind is the congestion and traffic twice a day during school days.Also the 'noise' factor of the playground.Parking may or may not be an issue,,,check it out first!!

Filter the noise. 

Once it's down if can't be taken apart.Key thing is to get the thicker type for more durability.Don't know how well noise travels with either.

Wanted to see what people's thoughts were about purchasing a flip or rental near (across from) a middle school or high school.I can see pros (easy commute) and cons (noise, traffic), but wanted to see whether others have their own preferences.

Real estate investing is a tough competitive grind.

You do not live in fear of having a fire any more than you do now.They will fight, they will move in girl/boy friends, do drugs, drink, not pay, make noise, not clean up, etc. or they may be perfect angles.