RE cycles are like sex, it always feels the best right before it ends :)Who knows for sure, really, though ... my comment was more that it'd be a good idea in my opinion and worth it to rent for a bit so you can spend the time to familiarize yourself and get entrenched in the local market before throwing down $1M and don't feel like you're going to miss out if you delay since the market are hot now, because the market always moves in cycles.

I really didn't care if the tenant dusty furniture, or a box of sex toys next to their bed.  

Someone won't be happy with something, or might have a habit of slamming doors when they get home at 2am, or loud sex, etc.

The current management company allowed a sex offender to live in one of the units.

In addition, exemptions apply to housing operated by organizations and private clubs that limit occupancy to members, and statements indicating a preference for same-sex roommates in shared living situations.

I did my due diligence with crime rates, sex offenders, talking to neighbors and walking the neighborhood different hours and days.

They also said that there is no fee at all if they don't successfully lower the tax rate which is a huge plus.On yelp they have good reviews:  http://www.yelp.com/biz/five-stone-tax-advisers-au...Still debating if I want to proceed but at this point, since there is no fee unless its actually lowered it kind of seems like a no brainer to just try them out.I will dig around a bit and see what other firms are charging for this same service around here.Thanks for your input

Can student housing be segregated by sex?

However, advertising which expresses a preference based upon sex is allowed in shared living situations where tenants will share a bathroom, kitchen, or other common area.Hope this helps.

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