Radaisy,Your Castle Real Estate has maps of those cities neighborhoods that contain the average sold price, the Days on Market, the number of "Under Contracts,"  Chris Lopez, who is in BP, can provide you with those maps and any other data you need on these markets.

The liability is too many "sticks," all the balusters that create a very cluttered look, as well as obstructing half of the lower story windows.So first, let's replace all those sticks with a material that is less visually obtrusive, emulates the architecture, is far more updated and hip, and affordable.https://youtu.be/SPKgdEqnR3QYou could also do a slightly more designed baluster at the second-floor front-facing landings to celebrate those entries and add interest.Wrap approx. the bottom third (or 36" to the railing) of the second-floor posts with 1x to give them more visual weight, and create a very simple capital at the top.At the very base of the stairs (ground level), create two simple but very LARGE newel posts, and if at ALL possible, cap each with a very clean-lined light fixture.

So I pass away the boring hours in a car listening to music, podcasts or audio books which lead me here by chance.I listened to a podcast about a month ago interviewing Tai Lopez, just out of the blue.

Speak with Chris Lopez.

@Diego Lopez absolutely you can do that.

Celebrities often carry around well more than the max $10,000 on their person when traveling.

Deals are much harder to come by here Charlotte, so patience is definitely a virtue for finding a great deal.If you are available, you should come out and celebrate at the Meetup we are having tomorrow (July 3rd)Charlotte, NC REI Meetup - Tuesday July 3rd

I think of Ken as poor and destitute, with no assets in his name.That is the advantage of the anonymity - being left alone and not finding how big of a celebrity you are if the tenant slips and falls or you crash the car and put someone in hospital for a few days.

@Chris Lopez thanks a bunch for the tips.

Best to you moving forward. https://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/news/2018/07/30/sba-celebrates-65th-anniversary-reflects-on-growth.html