A neighborhood I used to live in used to be moderately ghetto and was bought out by large corporations.

You might want to look up the moderator Steven Hamilton on here as he is a tax preparer.I remember in some discussions before some people use a tax accountant where they are located and then a tax person here in the United States but the other accountant changes a huge amount for it.

It would be cool to create a BP moderator logo and picture for ourselves that we add to our websites and link back to BP.I have a couple of custom websites being hand coded now for each of my niches that have taken 3 months but are getting close to being done.

@Keith LewisI've had some success installing 12mm going the opposite direction over moderately wavy hardwood and doubt it would have worked out had I gone with vinyl.  

One thing that is moderately helpful is we only rent month to month now instead of a yearly lease.I also paid a lawyer who specializes in the process. 

I actually sent Roy N. a message introducing myself he is in Fredericton not far from me.Aside from being a moderator he has over 5k posts several of which I read.

It depends on the block as there is some moderate crime in the area.

There is another note securing an unoccupied property that I will be checking out tomorrow, but my expectations are severely moderated by todays experience.

. :) (I'm rarely in the city when I'm not working)Eventually I can see myself scaling out to LTRs and hiring a property manager so I'm no longer putting in the amount of work/oversight that I currently am, but that will only come once I've hit my cash flow goal to replace my income; I enjoy interacting with my guests (most of the time) and it's not too time-consuming.I've taken a different approach than Tim has with my properties - I'm buying smaller ones, with a smaller up-front investment and (moderately) higher COC, but the trade-off is I have multiple properties to manage in order to achieve the cash flow Tim's getting with one.  

My biggest issue with a 2-story house in a moderately priced neighborhood is heavy increases in costs of upkeep or rehab for that matter.