Picture a Maine themed "Epcot" in Massachusets, and you have Portland.

They should make pricing changes to ensure it gets rented quickly.To continue that theme, you shouldn't be involved in the day-to-day and making decisions for most things regarding the property.

May and September are the slowest months but they're still not slow by most season's offseason standards.But you're going to want to have some cash for theming here with things the way they are, unless you're buying very close to the parks.

You will also see some common themes: -Decor that is appropriate to the theme of the area -Mix of nice wall hangings and hard objects without being cluttered (again- place appropriate; don't hang an anchor and ship wheel in a mountain cabin)-Items that provide a "Pop" of color in photos; can be throw pillows, bed skirts, tile backsplash, bar stools, back side of front door etc-Some coordination of color scheme throughout.

That's a great point about the theming in the 8br SFH vs. the condo. 

Oh, I know I do but the stress of financing (all the waiting and suspense) compared to the stress’s ahead are two different monsters.

I have searched through the forum here and it seems this is a common theme in NJ.

One common theme in their discussion of San Antonio, is that we are a top 10 city, but we aren't priced like one.

@Alex Hernandez I’m sensing a theme here that this house costs too much for a rental.

Charges that involve dishonesty are taken very seriously and I'd expect at least a license suspension if not permanent revocation.I think a charge of dereliction of fiduciary duty to the seller would stick too.