But what they don't know is that 30k homes by and Large in the US are really money pits and management intense and for the most part are not a suitable investment for arm chair quarterbacks. those that do well with them live with in an hours drive BY and Large not all but I would say a very Large %.I bought a tear down in Barron Park for 795k in 89.. spent 300 building a new home..

It's good to spell out what should be covered ahead of time and clarify things, even such things as i expected the cleaner should clean off the front porch tables and chairs, and she didn't think that was part of her job, so we had to negotiate that.It's amazing how much time and thought all of this takes!

I’ve lived most of my life in and outside of Philadelphia PA.I have been an Art Director for Medical Trade magazines for over 30 years.My goals are to have a house in Maine and Florida and a positive cash flow of 12,000 by age 70.

Not only have they purchased entire streets and renovated all the houses (front porch lawn chairs and kegerator included in all houses), they have 60+ condos they are currently renting/renovating inside the mill, and they have A COMMUNITY OF 20+ TINY HOUSES they will be renting out soon. 

Also if you go unfurnished you'll never need to worry about your dining chairs falling apart, couch getting stained, coffee mugs breaking, etc.I'd talk with a local realtor who knows the rental market really well and get their feedback.

We made three C-Suite hires for the first time including our first Director of Human Resources, CIO and CFO.

Drive down 4th or Summit St on a Saturday gameday and the porch roofs are filled with shirtless kids in lawn chairs (yes on the roof), baby swimming pools in every yard, and so many red solo cups they cover the entire lawn...fun times.All this can be mitigated if you have a highly experience PM that specializes in college rentals.

If there were 3 people on the team the senior director might get 27k, the director 15k, the junior (new broker/agent) 8k.

I honestly don’t think Powell could have done any better over these crazy last 4 years, and honestly almost any other fed chair would have done significantly worse imo.

What about keeping track of office and business expenses like computers, chairs, software, travel, lodging, etc.