Aloha,Laws certainly vary from one locale to another, but there are many cultures that have different views on death.

That will tell you something about the culture.   

Slow season in the north is that 7-month period when no one books.2) Culturally, the Southern half of the US seems to be a lot more accepting of STRs regulation-wise.

Granite tiles -- I've never minded that look if it's well done -- it can look especially clean / contemporary if you use the same tile for the backsplash.

I am particularly interested in working with a brokerage that has an established presence in Central Arkansas, one that is known for its strong values, ethical practices, and team-oriented culture.

You have to get a feel for the culture of the school.

It seems like there is only a potential cash-flow play in these areas if you can get around vacancy and evictions.In North Adams there seems to be a big push to revitalize the city and make it a cultural center and tourist destination, what are your thoughts on this?

Welcome to the Kerlin House, a newly renovated, contemporary home located in the heart of downtown Logan.

The point is: property appreciation is not guaranteed, because there are a myriad of economic, social, cultural, political and environmental factors that can affect property value--and it is very difficult to predict how these factors will interact and affect property value over the next 10, 20, 30, 40 years.I'm always surprised by how often I have to say it on the forums, but again:  if your plan hinges on future appreciation (i.e.; appreciation is a necessary requirement for your plan to work), you are not investing, you are speculating.

If you want a neighborhood to change, either the people who live there need to change their behavior, habits, values and culture or option two different people need to move in.Both take generational timeframes!