@Miguel CohechaWeehawken by the waterfront is a great place to live.Plenty of luxury condos with lots of amenities.Those condos come at a hefty tag price and very high HOA fees, like you pointed out.My opinion is they don't make great investments either for living in or renting out.If you were renting out, unless you put down a very large deposit, my intuition is that you'll be out of pocket every month.Buying there is buying into the speculation that prices will keep rising and possibly close the gap with Manhattan prices.Maybe they will, maybe they won't.

So, while it makes intuitive sense to go for more bathrooms, if possible, in practice, my experience says that there is little or no difference - in MY particular market anyway.

For the $30 fee, they can either pay me online via Intuit Payment Network or bring cash or money order when they view the apartment or submit the application.

Then they adjust the mill rate to ensure that the necessary amount is raised in total.The salient point is, if everyone's value increases, then it doesn't necessarily mean your particular tax bill will increase, in fact (somewhat counter intuitively) it might actually decrease, if your value didn't increase as much as other properties did.So that's why it's essentially to check out the other part of the equation and determine if the mill rate went down.Individual towns do have financial challenges (e.g., pensions/entitlements) coming up, and let's not forget that Central Falls did declare bankruptcy in the last financial crisis.

Your intuition is right - we live in Stamford where prices (and taxes) are high and cash flow isn't the greatest :) We're looking within this area and neighboring cities.

Sometimes we need confirmation of what we intuitively already see and your response addressed that for me :)I appreciate that we see eye to eye about the long-term effects of climate change.

Super intuitive 👏👏👏👏I figured with your level of intellect...you could decipher my hieroglyphics

Even though this is counter-intuitive, you get promoted in life the more you serve and promote others - at least that's how it's worked in my experience so far. 

@Ned CareyThanks Ned my intuition is telling me not to invest $10k-$15k for a guru taking 20%-50% & a proprietary lead program I will begin a search for alternatives is there a method to search specific companies with Bigger Pockets?

App is simple and intuitive.