I'm seeing a lot of investors that are now semi retired not interested in speculating.

We have a semi-reliable carpenter and a good real estate agent we've worked with, but we are definitely looking to learn as much as we can from the BP community and build our own mini-team of go-to professionals to execute on our RE strategy.Let me know if you are interested to chat or grab lunch sometime in the next month.

I have been semi-active with the WH Chamber for about 1.5 years but will be more involved as I was just accepted into their Leadership program.

I have a handyman who does counter tops, floors, toilets, and myriad other jobs, and a semi-retired painter and his housecleaner wife are a great combination I call on when a unit goes empty, and can do drywall and counter top work too.

Looking to find someone with a broad range of skills for semi-regular work on a newly acquired rental property in the Weinland Park area.

The "stuff" left behind is comprised of personal belongings: furniture, clothes, books, a whole closet full when we have yet to look into and the range (appliances were theirs).They did take the light fixtures - except the ugly chandelier in the dining area - so I need to go back in the daylight to make an inventory ;-)We have been making visits to the unit on a semi-regular basis: we replaced windows, fixed the toilet, changed backup batteries in the smoke detectors, etc. - so I do get the picture.

Also if the property is vacant, semi-performing, or fully performing.

Fully performing, semi-performing 50% occupied etc., completely vacant??

I semi agree as well.  

There was a short or a bad splice in this wire that heated up and set the hay bale on fire, which then caught the house on fire.If this one is out in the country a little, that may be attractive to people that just don't want their neighbors so close, or want to do something that's not as easy to do in town... like park their big pickup or semi-tractor, or have a garden, or whatever.I hope this helps!