But looking back at it I don't think I would rent to someone with a DUi again as that is a sign of poor judgement and can translate to other life decisions they make...

South of Boston we can get high efficiency FHW units installed for much less than the "new heating systems will sink you $10k and wipe you out" scare tactic excuse people use for not investing, not sure how that cost translates to NY.  

(Translation: Nope, the guy renting out the property can't claim adverse possession.)...tries to make the discussion complicated, and me appear incorrect, but once a person wades through your post ...

My first impressions is that the demand up there doesn't seem too high which translates in the lower prices and lower margins.  

Needless to say I did not get the job and I believe because employers want to know how "hungry" you are literally, which translates to "How desperate are you for this job?" 

Translation:  So glad you didn't inconvenience me any further than you already have, jerk. 

Translation, she normally charges a fee from the owner, plus maintenance fees, plus she also charges non-refundable fees to the tenant.Does that sound ethical to you? 

This translates to a savings of around $7k for me on a typical deal. 

This will either translate to more work for you or more money paid to a PM.

My current employer purchases narrow body aircraft and leases them to airlines throughout the world so many of the economic principles (prudent asset/liability management, active asset management and conservative cash flow management) and analytical metrics (margin/spread analysis, IRR, ROA, etc) translate well to the real estate industry.I’ve been reading books/blogs and listening to podcasts and 2 things have become evident to me: 1 – the more I learn the more I see how little I know and,2 – there is a myriad of ways to find, finance and exit a property.