Its also the best for appreciation, thus most forgiving of out of town investor mistakes.South Shore is a mixed bag: houses, condos, and apartment complexes.

Cat's out the bag already!

My first floor tenant heard the people in the basement, heard them go upstairs to the second floor unit, come back to the  basement and watched them come out of the basement with bags of pipe. 

Depends though if working for it is your cup of tea.

There are requirements that some debris must be in approved containers under the supervision of licensed contractors (even in the approved container is two plastic trash bags in a cardboard box with taped seals).If you have a house/structure to get rid of out in a rural area, your local fire department may solve most of your problem with a training exercise burning it down.

The third thing I do is add a toilet water saver bag to the top of the tank. 

working under a new name now http://marquisinvestmentproperties.com/and was blue mountain group before property 23What a real slime bag, i hope you can live with yourself.

When I ask them why they just don't jump in, buy a foreclosure, or a fixer uppper, or a cash flowing rental their repsones range from "too much work", "not my cup of tea", "not enough cash on hand" etc.

A great strategy with stink is to put the piece of carpet in a sealed plastic bag, if the judge questions the need to replace offer to let them smell it.

Or should I open my eyes to the U.S. knowingly that the distance/tax implications/ etc... is a whole different bag of tricks for a seasoned investor let alone a new guy on the block.What do you guys think?