Just wait until the Z teenager starts developing. 1) Realogy includes Century 21®, Coldwell Banker®, Coldwell Banker Commercial®, ERA®, Sotheby's International Realty® and Better Homes and Gardens® Real Estate

This Spring I'd like to put in a flower garden or something to give it at least a touch of curb appeal.Also, I have tried painting two of my apartments a tan/beige color rather than white and I got tons of compliments about it during the "open house".

I have had to take the GARDEN HOSE into one of my rentals to wash it out.

In the recent studies I have posted garden style apartments varied from other product type so I think this conclusion is dubious at best.

My dad has a sauna, in the "garden room" by the pool, it's full of boxes!

Strip malls, development projects, garden apartments, SFRs, etc. all have different lending climates.An unsecured loan is one where you don't need collateral to secure it.  

ONE I about fell out of my chair and spit out my coffee  :) and two I either thought he is brand new and totally naïve  but now I personally think after all these post etc.. its just garden variety greed. 

No, that's an area of Tampa kinda close to Busch Gardens where all the street names are named after fish.

There is a garden if tenants want to use it. 

I'm from Tampa and have been following the price action in each Tampa neighborhood.To find Tampa houses in that price range you need to focus in areas that have not yet benefited from the recent RE boom.South Tampa has already fully appreciated and Seminole Heights has recently come above your price range.The areas in between still have plenty of properties in that range.It seems reasonable to that the areas just south of Seminole Heights and north of South Tampa/Hyde Park will appreciate very soon.If this was monopoly then South Tampa would be Park Place and Seminole Heights has become Marvin Gardens.