The only way to know is to hire a timber cruiser to go out and survey the timber.Value of timber land depends upon how many board feet, what species of trees, the difficulty of getting the logs out, and the demand from the lumber mills.A lot of mills are shut down.

Do you want to live in a neighborhood, and this is an exact quote from the Rochester Police log 10 years ago "50 people fight on Lafayette St"?

When the newspaper police log reads "1:35AM Rode Down Street, the public jumped into bushes" you know it's not a great neighborhood.There are no doubt deals to be made there, but every section of Rochester that circles the downtown area, where the vast majority of multi-families are, are in I would say C neighborhoods.

While this is a lot less likely, it does dissuade some management companies from wanting to bring in foreign investors.With our company, we use Propertyware management software, which has an owners portal, so you can log in, and see everything that's going on with your properties.

Schedule a visit and review the Work Order Logs in person and verify the Seller is doing their job.  

Inspect that.Look at the maintenance log, if they don’t have one, that’s a bad sign.Only 1 to 3 percent of rent should be late.Management companies should be able to explain at length about what they are doing to retain tenants.

They would know as it is required for almost every stop to log it in. 

And I believe the Smokies are drawing enough visitors that you can find guests looking for something besides log cabins. 

If you have a tablet with data bring it so you can log in, but have screenshots printed in case the judge won’t look at the tablet.

The log posts look awesome too.