Unfortunately, a woman moved into the neighborhood who has decided she doesn't like students and seems to be doing everything she can to get rid of the student rentals in the neighborhood.We were informed that we were only allowed 2 unrelated until we filed for the home occupation permit to allow a 3rd. 

After an inspection with a copy- that the tenant requested - we believed he was actually running a small prostitution ring of sorts (one woman and a young girl were constants there) out of the apartment.  

Several years ago, I was buying a house, and the woman took all of the drapes. 

The woman that "appreciates" you, or the woman that "sustains" your needs?

That said, I am very excited to embark upon this journey and I will not hesitate to pounce on the right opportunity.So if you were in my shoes, what would your next step be?

The department “Zoning” told me that they do not keep a list, that they simply take daily complaints and notify the property owner of the complaint, and that’s “often the end of it”...After reading about experiences by other people who were trying to find zoning code violations, I can’t help but feel like I’ve been given the run around.It’s strange, because the woman I spoke to seemed kind and helpful, but I find it hard to believe that they wouldn’t keep a record of these reported violations, or that I was in the wrong place.As I was leaving, a gentleman who worked there asked if I needed help finding anything, and once I explained to him what I was looking for, he directed me to go to the exact department I’d just left.

I spoke to a nice woman there who said the House had sold a week ago and that it was condemned because of Black Mold throughout the back of the house.

She could use that time to save her money (i offered to help her with a budget regardless of what we decide because the poor woman is clueless about anything financially related.

I am currently embarking on a journey into real estate and am seeking comprehensive information about the prospective area, which appears promising.

What my clients do is keep a certain percentage of their portfolio holdings more on the active assets to log the hours and then still buy NNN for passive and do a slow conversion of assets over time.I have also seen where the man or woman who is not a doctor is licensed in RE full time but as a residential agent and they know nothing of commercial so they still reach out to someone like me a commercial broker for help in purchasing NNN.