For anyone who is tracking STR-friendly Pocono communities, Tobyhanna Township, home to more than 800 STR's has just published their STR ordinance. 

I did take the first few months to write a small manuscript but lost interest in publishing quickly. 

Run through some of the features you will need like setting up a property, moving in a tenant, receiving rent payments, and publishing online applications.Pay attention to which platform feels the best to you as you perform these functions.

@Douglas BennettJudicial states are scheduled through the courts and non judicial states are done by trustees who typically post on websiteBoth also typically publish in the local paperJust realize very few foreclosures end up happening - 90% of our portfolio that is in foreclosure gets haulted by a bankruptcy which makes sense due to equity in the property and lack of other options for the borrower

If rezoning is of serious concern for you, cross reference with another search of again "exact school corporation name" + "school board meeting" + "redistricting" - you should easily have access then to any published school board meetings- super sleuthing would be to go through the "minuets" of the meetings to look for key words to determine the mention of and projected  dates/effected schools. 

I guess we know how many economists it takes to screw in a lightbulb.I Digress….Prediction 5: Change will come to the real estate industryRedfin predicts the traditional commission structure will change, as newspapers and real estate portals publish more information about commissions.

Could you go to work for an attorney researching and writing letters...potentially yes...but not a lot of money to split.Also you need to find out where you want to work if overages are published and what time frame you have to claim them. 

Hi - check out this article on Multifamily DSCR Loans published on BP - a financing option for these smaller MF properties that many don't know about!

Apparently Kansas is one of several non-disclosure states that do not publish sales histories. 

@Richard MercurioAs a general rule, foreclosure procedures rack up massive fees every day that goes by as a result of the of the legal actions performed or notice issued.It is scary how quickly those fees snowballs.The judgment amount which is posted on the foreclosure notice at the time it is published is the amount the borrower in default would need to cure the default.