Those kind of problems scare most people off, but knowing most of those issues aren't that scary you could have an advantage.In these neck of the woods with the housing market as it is, being able to get a discount and knowing the process and costs associated with that type of fix might help you make it work.

Link to an Philadelphia Bar Association opinion on whether a physician/attorney can receive referral fees for referring a patient to a personal injury firm.

In my neck of the woods, a number of my clients have worked with Insurance Brokerage Alternatives (ibalternatives.com).

In my neck of the wood: all townhouse/ attached condos have HOA fees and they are very high.Banks and HML stays away from them because it's sometimes hard to resell after foreclosing.

If you ever find yourself down in my neck of the woods feel free to reach out

Hey Dylan, I'm not sure about specific companies, but as far as those cities go, I just ran them through my comparison algorithm, and honestly they all seem pretty neck-and-neck.Memphis seems to be growing more than the others, probably the safest buy..

Perfect example right in your neck of the woods: This house: http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/8540-W-Roseview-... is on the market for $325k and is newly rehabbed (very nice job).

I couldn’t even imagine the power that tenants could have if they wanted to make a fuss out of a mouse infestation, even though this is a very common issue in multi family (especially in our neck of the woods, I dealt with this myself last year…) and you have done everything in your power to try to counter the problem.

I like the idea because it's a functional gift that would otherwise be a pain in the neck to go out and buy. 

It took over a year to get my insurance and workman's comp to pay out and cost me 1/3 of my claim because they blew me off until I hired a lawyer, longer to recover form the injuries.