Each city can make up their own rule, but there is no mandate for county and state wide as far as construction goes.

Fast forward to 2019 and I started to get the itch to make something happen, I have been aggressively stacking cash to try to buy our first rental property going into it with our eyes wide open.For whatever reason, I didn't even know out of state investing was a thing, I just assumed I had to invest in our super high priced market that we live in.

(he was an employee of a plumbing company, not independent)I will say that the advertisements and people's actual experiences as far as timeliness and scope of repairs seems to have a disparity.

From several contractors I've asked, I'm getting a  pretty wide range of pricing per sq. ft. for comparable builds.

Discuss widely & freely!

It's better than casting a wide net that will simply land where ever.I'd love to hear how things are going for you over these coming months.

Yes I know its USA wide, as well as the moratorium on evictions and late fees etc.

And I’d think there is a significant disparity between their stock value and the value of the underlying assets.

It's really hard to make a blanket statement about an entire city unless you're talking about something city-wide like how tough the building department is on owners and rehabbers, or taxes.As far as taxes, I'm not crazy about Providence taxes but I'm even less crazy about Woonsocket taxes.

I worked with a broker so they were able to pull a wide range of options.