I’m thinking the wS fee is included in that, not too sure.My brother is a real estate agent and we ran camps.

I'm in the same camp and find myself pivoting much more more towards the MF space. 

Reading "Fundamentals of Fluid Dynamics" doesn't make doing the problems simple, interviewing recent graduates about the struggles of boot camp doesn't make a 15 mile hike with 100lb easy, taking advice about how to fly in formation 100ft from another aircraft at night doesn't make it easier (or any less risky).

Welcome to BP @Charles Haverty I hate to be in the "unsexy" pay down the loan camp, but I am.

Also have kids home from school for summer and in part time camp, so its hectic to try to jump on the phone at times. 

(My wife and I do come up once a month to help out at Camp Geiger at the protestant services both out in the field and at the small white chapel on base)

The positive camp of my local investors are telling me it is going to transform the area because more people more business moving in will raise the house prices and rents, while the negative camp is saying that the complex will draw all the quality renters in my area so the house prices and rents will actually go down.If you have come across something similar before, please can you comment what was the impact?

Can anyone recommend any contractors and handyman services in Camp Hill, PA and surrounding areas (New Cumberland, Mechanicsburg, Harrisburg, etc)?

So assuming you can take time off from work or work remote, maybe pack up and go camping (weather should be nice)?

My first tax sale I bought 2 camps (just the improvement to the land) I didn't know it didn't include the land.