For instance if you can find a hard to cut through cage, and then add a security light and mount it high, see if there's some kind of alarm you can rig to go off as soon as someone messes with the cage, this will at least deter a lot of people - plus the thief is more likely to get someone's attention if the cage is hard to cut and they have to spend more time with an alarm going off the whole time.

Purchase price: $26,000,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Purchased shares as a limited partner in a real estate syndication to acquire a 108 townhome rental community in Mount Pleasant, SC.

Tuckpointing will be required, as mortar can deteriorate due to vines growing into it, water getting into cracks and freezing, TV antenna masts mounted to Chimneys, or the side of the building and flexing in the wind, loosening the bricks it is attached to.Wood needs to be painted to keep it from getting exposed to the weather.

@Timoteo Guy I think there are great opportunities north of Seattle, even up to Mount Vernon.

i have a basement where i used cassette mini split which throws air in all 4 directions as its a long 20ftX40ft space. in the other adjacent room i placed a wall mounted split. both of them have one condenser unit outside with a heat pump. its easy to maintain but its double the cost of the typical HVAC unit. for me a typical 1.5 ton unit costs around 6k unit and duct and labor. but with the ceiling mounted 4 way and wall mounted one way Mitsubishi costed me around 12k.

After analyzing multiple deals our main focus is either southern Vermont (by Stratton and Mount Snow) or a little more north by Killington and Okemo.

I have a duplex right now and I’m looking for a single family.If you’re looking for B type neighborhoods I would stick to the west side of town (Oakley, hyde Park, Norwood, Mount lookout, pleasant ridge, Columbia Tusclum and madisonville).

And if the sleep walker had experienced serious injury, those healthcare expenses mount to astronomical heights quickly.

coliid=I2SKEP98V85ZDK&colid=3HQES7BW7Z5XP&th=1  (so many to choose from, including lights with solar panels that can be mounted many feet away to get more sun) -or install a battery powered exterior light fixture with a built in motion sensor like "Mr Beams MB360 ($16 for 140 lumens) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002P6EQPW/ref=sspa_dk_detail_3?

They've done a couple places for me so far and always come in very tight with their numbers and throw in a stainless under-mount sink (you can choose from one of about 5 options).