It seems the best ROI are in 9+ bedroom houses, semi-oceanfront with all the top amenities.

Like the title says, which is better, a VA or real assistant you see semi-regularly.

All 1st lien and single family home residential, most are performing and a couple semi-performing.

I had one "semi-professional" squatter that took me about 8 months to get out, and I got a judgment against him for what it's worth - no way to collect on it.But I have to say, if I was in a situation like the one you're in, I'd be asking myself a lot of "what if" questions: - What if I broke in when they weren't home and changed the locks?

Now I can see the main drag being commercial then 1 or 2 blocks off residential, but the zoning (at least here) changes from street to street.I may be using the wrong terminology here when I say "commercial", but think of a multiple (5+) cabin development on a single piece of semi-rural land.

I am a semi-retired Speech-Language Pathologist-turned-REALTOR® and have never looked back!

TSP wall cleaner in a bucketwash the wallsif the walls are a semi gloss to gloss then I'd sand them first. 

These homes are semi pre built and fold together to fit into a shipping container.

I think the only way to get into that price range will be to look at Powhatan (semi-rural) or Chesterfield (sub-urban).

You need to find a semi local supplier of used machines.