For our multiplex properties we take care of everything else as well, except for the garden beds if tenants want to plant flowers/vegetables and tend to them.

This is a house build in 1930 in Garden City, MI.

I mainly invest in the 36603, 04, 05 zip codes.The market is going up, OGD (Oakleigh Garden District) has experienced a bunch of flips recently and pushed property values up considerably.

My windows are right at ground level (it's a "garden apartment" - lower level of a split-level house), and the mower throws some pretty mean debris.

I own 7 four family properties in Southwest garden, North Hampton, South Hampton area.

The property we bought around $475,000 at the time (paying 25% down) and in 13 years is now over USD$1.1million (our neighbor upstairs and comps are selling for that and our apartment is nicer and has more things...like a wine cellar, full parking spot and 'bodega' (storage) in the middle of city, storage, winter garden, etc.).

Eligible buildings include garden apartment-type construction, town houses, row houses, and single-family detached buildings owned by the association, as long as 75% of the units are used for residential purposes.

Does anybody have suggestions for a good, consistent paint - I'm looking to find a brand and stick with it....because it covers good, easy to put on and it not priced out the wazoo.Will be used in a rental - Looking to paint it neutral color (moss green or beige) with bright white trim.

Redford is in the Livonia/Westland/Garden City/Dearborn Heights/Plymouth area.3 bed 1 bath 1000 sqft bungalow (we added a full bath in basement.)New roof , all new plumbing, new paint, new garage siding, new countertops, refinished hardwood flooring, new plugs/switches, updated bathroom and put new full bath in basement.

The solution was to abandon all of the plumbing in the ground and re-plumb the entire garden level in the ceiling.