I'm from WV and love it, but facts are that the southern part of the state is shrinking, both population and economy.  

Baltimore has a handful, as does Frederick.Multifamily is amongst the most competitive segment of the DC areas market due to the low amount of them that even exist (and that number is shrinking with condo conversions) and the extremely high demand of them.Montgomery County and DC allow for something called Accessory Dwelling Units.

I have literally seen houses "grow" and "shrink" by several hundred square feet in the timespan of a week, because the two numbers came from two different appraisers.

Like all of you have said I don’t see the market for rehabbing disappearing; however I do see it shrinking due to competition.

I understand that we may not provide a motivational kick in the pants, for that maybe you could get a shrink for less money.

Inflation shrinks debt.

Growing or shrinking?

We can't shrink the dumpster or decrease the number of pickups unless people throw away less stuff.24 units for $1000 a month works out to $41.66 per unit, per month.

One thing I do know is my cash does seem to be shrinking.

10 unit in Cleveland, OH. Only 5 tenants and gas bill is $700/month. Is it me or is that high?

What change/upgrade should I do to reduce this bill other than charging the tenants a "utility bill"?

Any help/advice ...