Expand this to all other negatives like main streets, near railroad tracks, near commercial units, under airport flight paths, no garages (this may not be the case in all areas), no yards, poor layouts that can not be laid out differently, too many steps leading to the fr t door ( I just learned this harsh lesson a year and a half ago), etc. . . . .As far as the foundation issue, that was actually a good thing.

Case in point drive through any neighborhood and you would be surprised at how close to houses many trees are planted because the owner most likely didn’t know better.  

Considering property taxes is almost 1k i don't think there will be a lot of people interested in purchasing property there, but that's the case in whole NJ.I don't own a primary, recently sold a property and would like to invest back in real state 

This is the case in all of South East Florida.

However, that's not at all the case. In

However, I know that sometimes states require that business conducted (rent from tenants, in this case) in their state needs to run through an LLC that's been registered in that state.

Case in point: the bond market is starting to price in 7 interest rate cuts (.25% each) in 2024, according to the CME watch tool!

That's OK in this case. In

While that may work in other markets, that doesn't appear to be the case in Chicago.

Not the case in Gatlinburg.A 4br home in Aspen doesn't sell for $10M because it brings in $1M/yr in gross revenue.