.$250/month is probably a good number for transportation capex.

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Plus there will be a bit of excitement over it.Look at other factors too, make sure there are public transportation and other job sources. 

And there is no public transportation path that would make it easier?

Both public school systems are some of the best in the state so that shouldn't be an issue at all really, and for university, like I said, try and be close to it (or by a public transportation line)Let me know if you have any other questions

BANNING them is not the same and is usually the result of unregulated rogue STR owners who cause STRs to be banned...

Being near public transportation sure pays off.

Technically a modular house is stronger as there are more studs to support the structure during transportation. 4.

By 2025, a $330 million streetcar extension will also be completed, enabling more convenient and accessible transportation throughout the city.Perhaps the most significant development of all is the announcement that Kansas City will host the World Cup in 2026.

I buy a van and transport these single workers to Peak 9 every morning so they can work.