@Josh Haney search here on BP for a three part series we did on "How to Screen a Property Manager better than a tenant"Can't share the link because one of the over-active moderators will chastise us for "self-Promotion":(

The adjusted net annual cash flow from rent is moderate, and the time to recoup the down payment is longer than Option A.Option C: Comes with an 8% interest rate and a 25% down payment, also from Bank A, allowing LLC transfers.

Greenville, SC.The major boom here is over, but the population of our small city is still growing, and I think home prices in certain areas on the edge of the most gentrified downtown neighborhoods will still rise moderately over the next 5 years.

There is just a ton of Airbnbs in the area and I would say overall moderate draw (concerts, reds/bengals/FC Cincinnati, creation museum, children's hospital).  

(moderators,  if I am wrong delete one)I was the high bidder on a bank foreclosure auction,    I have attempted to offer the previous owner cash for keys and am getting the impression that she wants to drag it out and be evicted.   

The most passive investments would probably be REIT investment, but the returns are only moderate and you are trusting the management. 

I have not quantified your risk tolerance, but from what you stated it looks like you are not particularly aggressive and might be moderate or slightly below.  

Because you'll likely be using barely enough mortar for repair jobs like this, t's usually wise to use the most highly-modified and expensive thinset mortar you can afford for this sort of thing.Let the installed tile set for a day and then apply premixed mortar with a putty knife and your finger (and perhaps a float) to fill in the gaps around the tile.From Moderator: Personal insults add nothing to the discussion.

@Ben Gammon you may want to put this under Classifieds forum as it's personal promotion and the moderators will remove it.

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