Your tenant is experiencing life on earth and it shouldn't be a shock that the corners of the world are not all rounded and soft and warm to the touch.

Meanwhile the  neighbors quality of life will improve once the new wall is constructed 2025 Q1 and the denser use is consistent with the Philadelphia planning commission's 2035 plan.

My argument is simple—real estate, unlike most assets, doesn’t actually lose value over time.

I just did my last one in my life for CA. 

As long as the buyer prioritize lower monthly payments and is confident that they can manage the long-term cost of a 40-yr loan - If the buyer plans to stay in the property for a long time.Also, be sure to weigh these two drawbacks to a 40-year loan (paying significantly more interest over the life of the loan and building equity slower as compared to a shorter loan term).

Of course it does in seminars but rarely in real life.#8 I would consider your inspection cost a very cheap crash course in buying long distance investment properties. 

So long as the impervious area of the site does not change, permitting will be much simpler.

Thats over 5X your current rent per month so you have to ask yourself do you want to live in CA for the rest of your life?

It's because typically people say they want financial freedom but are looking for an easy button where they do minimal work and all this success happens in their life.

Well when life puts lemons in your mailbox, make lemonade with them.