This list is included on a slide in the photos section that was also recently done by a professional photographer.

I attended one recently, but it felt more like a scheme; the initial meeting was free, but subsequent sessions required payment ranging from $200 to $500 for a 3-day course.

While I have enough capital to complete this initial project, I lack the funds for subsequent developments.As I build equity with this first property, but face a shortage of capital for future endeavors, I'm considering my options with the bank.

Subsequently, we facilitated a connection with a buyer who leveraged the cash flow until the owner-occupant market yielded a positive return on investments.

Should be an easy fix to add a side gate, sliding glass door, french door, or regular exterior door and steps/patio. 

Further subsequent improvements to the self-showing lockbox technology and data also allowed for deep pre-screening of residents while also streamlining 24/7 access to homes.

From there there's typically a sliding scale pre-payment penalty.

I know people who have purchased properties for appreciation because some "big company was moving to town and the values were going to skyrocket" or based on some news their buddy told them, who subsequently lost everything when the company plans changed.There are many ways to skin a cat.  

You might get one with two new roommates in a subsequent year. 

We have a big fault line here with quakes every 300 yrs. and it has been about 300 yrs.If highly leveraged then no.Older properties not bolted down so the sliding around would be bad news.