There is no singular answer.

Any portion of the property herein described which falls within the boundaries of a road or roadwayGrantor, for the Consideration and subject to Exceptions to Conveyance and Warranty, grants, sells, and conveys to Grantee the Property, together with all and singular the rights and appurtenances thereto in any way belonging to have and to hold it to Grantee and Grantee's heirs, successors, and assigns forever.

They, like you, will not want to give into your demands that they have to pay this singular way. 

There are SO many areas right now that will crush for STR that you might be using the calculations more than the reality of a singular market.

Let me know what you guys think.Hey Anthony, with stocks you only see a singular type of return, whereas real estate offers many opportunities to get a return on your money.

Than, have a good e-mail drip, or even a singular one.

On a singular property that seems like a good way to lose money.

I am not aware of any singular database that has the power to do all of that as MLSs do.

In a nutshell; most competent folks would rightfully suggest that you don't invest 100% of your savings in any singular investment, especially if it's a type of investment that you don't have significant experience with, and especially at a time when we're entering what could be a major market downturn.Having said all that, there are plenty of RE opportunities starting to pop up in the markets right now, and skilled investors are probably about to have a field day.Good luck out there!

A few years ago most of the town councils/planning officials I spoke with were diametrically opposed to new multi family, because they had a singular point of reference for what that meant in their town, and there were not going to approve more of the same.