I was wondering if folks on this board could provide some feedback about property management fees in their neck of the woods.

Now for my problem - how to decide if I should just stick to taking the baby step of the leapfrog or go ahead and stick my neck out and buy the second property?

You do need to have some revolving or installment credit accounts on your record (no credit = not great credit score).You might have better luck posting this under the mortgage section b/c they're always neck deep in credit reporting.

thats great, I guess it makes sense, I have a client that buys in your neck of the woods too.

Thanks Gargushows the market doin in your neck of the woods?

Tipping in my neck of the woods is only done for waiters or waitresses anyway.

In theory, it is supposed to be an accurate estimate of the current value, but in my neck of the woods it is normally not accurate (at least 10% off if not more)

I have students in your neck of the woods, so yes, there are people grabbing the Deed in your state.

In any case, in my neck of the woods, I go to the source: the county seat where the Notice of Trustee Sale is filed.

Other than that, I know of some good deals in Tennessee, but nothing in your neck of the woods.