Some would say that only applies to institutional types but the reality is that low rates and returns have pushed the instis out beyond trophy properties in core gateway markets (Boston, NYC, DC, LA, San Francisco and Seattle (on a good day people will admit to Seattle).

I'd like to build a rental portfolio in the area and flip some houses, starting with one for my family to live in (see above).If you are in Fort Myers, Gateway, Estero, Bonita Springs, Naples, Cape Coral, Sanibel, Lehigh Acres, or anywhere else in that general area, please reach out!

I'd probably look elsewhere from Harbor Gateway or County Strip.

We can still attract Intel employees etc.The area around the Gateway airport is really starting to take off employment wise with a bunch more coming soon.

If you want to see properties as soon as they come on the market, you really need your agent to set you up with a "prospect gateway".

Personally I think of BP as the gateway to all that is REI.

You’ll adjust the gate way less (basically never) even if you’re in the near arctic like I am. - pre screen, and send the application before hand digitally.

Anyone wants to meet to discuss wholesaling, I have an office on military between hcpoluxo and gateway ;)

Seguin is a is the gateway to Houston and the oil fields.

If it is via a hub/gateway connected to the Internet, you can probably find an outfit to read them and bill (since they can be anywhere).If your meters have a remote reading that requires a reader at the curb/outside the building,  you can acquire your own reader and bill yourself ... probably not cost effective for a duplex, unless you plan to sub-meter more buildings.Alternatively, you can manually read them yourself and bill your tenants.