I I am right in the middle of this scenario.

In NH, the entire month is due if the tenant uses any of it, and if it was the tenant who terminated the lease in the middle of the rent period.

You need a garage space for your current situation and you are looking to build one, divide it down the middle and then rent the other side for $125/mo. but you only plan on needing for the next 2 years, at which time your are also going to rent your side for $125+/mo. 

New development, which desperately needs to happen in the affordable and middle class arena, just doesn't offer enough margins to build.

I have found a condo for a nice price in an affluent Ivy League town that also has the biggest Medical Center in the state.

I didn't know Appraisal will meet in the middle and give you partial credit as if it did have permit.

The Series LLC then collects the Proceeds of the Land Trust, while allowing the Trustee to manage it - but their name is not on public record.The issue is that we are trying to pick apart a strategy from the middle, so there are important pieces that rely on other parts.

Kind of like the myth that if you become a landlord you'll constantly be dealing with calls about overflowing toilets in the middle of the night.

This is good, pricey and attractive real estate that attracts professionals and middle class residents. 

Senior broker/agent likely gets 26k, middle broker/agent with some time in the business about 16k, junior agent likely about 8k.Most of the large firms are listing machines.