Working those hourly jobs builds not only character, but also work ethic and experience.  

@Laura Velli I think Thomas makes a good point about the character of the neighborhood.Personally, I would not use brick here because it could detract from the grey stone facade on the 1st level. 

Just like any industry there are bad apples and shady characters, unfortunately the fact that the barrier to entry for wholesaling is so low (anyone can wake up one day and decide they are a wholesaler) means its easier for shady characters to jump in and.... well.... be shady.

That just shows their character, I have better things to do than whine over an online bully. 

With some advanced planning, management fees (expenses on the rental property) and management income (income on the management company) can effectively manage the character of income (passive vs ordinary) and minimize your tax bill. 

However, per the Denver Zoning Code (DZC), STRs are accessory to primary residential use, meaning the overall character of theproperty should remain residential.

@Brian Bond Regarding Germantown, on a personal level, I see that the area has a lot to offer - it's one of Philly's most historic areas and still retains a lot of that charm, it has great transportation links to center city and beyond, it's urban in character but still has some great greenery, strong (although needs improving) business corridor.

Credit, capacity, collateral and character, in collateral, LTV, condition and marketability which includes title matters.

I don’t know Michael nor can I attests to his character or business expertise good or bad, and this is his first post I have read, just wanted to give some insight.

Hi @Raul Sai P - what a bizarre scenario to be in... how can units be consistently thrashed UNLESS they're located in a place that attracts the tenant characters that makes them think its ok to do that.