I believe both men knew the answer just as fast as Watson but just could not ring in as fast.For those that fear the advances of computers, just remember when cars first came out, drivers were yelling "whoa" instead of putting on the brakes.

This jerk in a pickup truck ran a red light (didn't even slow down) and t-boned me in the driver's side.

It's a smaller model so my hubby doesn't need a commercial drivers license to operate it.

Distance to jobs is typically a high driver of rental demand, and Damascus is just far from everything.

The number of people who will be served by the proposed system is 1%-ish of drivers and the cost is astronomical. 

Usually there  is some definite driver like a major development on the commercial side.

I have driven through the burned out, boarded up, hooligan infested neighborhoods many times, because of my job as a professional driver.

As for drivers having accidents in the parking - perhaps they were not exercising due care in light of the conditions and their experience - that is why they carry insurance.

A few drivers -Have to lower my sales price below my break even - would start to consider renting.Can I collect enough rent to make it worthwhile/positive cash flow?

I think it’s simply the greatest thing about investing in anything 2 or more units, and a main driver why we’ve started our new company to focus on Value Add investing in larger apartments.The first duplex we bought was a 2bd/1ba on each side with a garage.