Tile stores, cabinet shops, lumber yard, selecting paint, they were there.

I could be wrong but When I hear people say that if you buy at 20 it will always be worth 20 I can’t help but wonder about that idea when the cost of lumber and supplies keeps going up crazy at my Home Depot and the good areas with high rents keep getting pushed up and taxed up making it unaffordable to most , then I consider our population .we double in size in this country every few decades .seems  They keep making people but not anymore land .

Another good place to meet them is at supply houses & lumber yards etc. 

And they build them for 85sqft, and they move serious volume and they even own a lumber yard.Your 55sqft number is missing something. 

Comes in use moving large lumber, pallets, trailers, snow plowing & good for many uses. 

I would also consider raising rents if market rate is higher than what you are currently charging.If you do decide to unload the property I would heavily weigh towards a 1030 exchange. 

My grandfather will be looking to unload one of his duplexes Stevens Point after the New Year.

The property had appreciated almost 50% since she bought it 4 years ago and I was the dupe she unloaded her animal damage home on and she didn't have to put a penny in fixing her damage. 

If I were you, I would first try to unload the house through Craiglist, Facebook Marketplace (e.g.

The context of my question is - the math works good today...but in say 10-12 years if I want to sell the property...will I be able to unload it?