(These are pretty obvious lessons that have been repeated over and over again on BP, but I figure one more time probably can't hurt.)These particular tenants gave off warning signs from the beginning.

My broker approves this so that´s a green light for me.I would say that if you have a purchase and sale agreement signed you are acting as a seller, then, "your house, your rules"....

But certainly echoes all of the warnings about doing your due dilegence when buying real estate.....or wheelestate.

Houzz has a milion photos of kitchens nd baths to see color schemes.The rule of thumb I have heard is dark, light, dark or the reverse when choosing floors cabinets and counters.

Without wanting to get off Denises topic it is fascinating that this issue, whilst not conclusively "proven" are decades of studies is still something almost every government in the world warns people about.

He's light-years ahead of us on education.But we are anxious to have him here with us!

I was going to suggest in the tow situation that they let the tenant know they can get $300 cash and towed to the scrap yard for free typically, rather than have to pay a tow fee and impound it, which they will never get out.. maybe it would light the fire to get it moved.. and avoid a pissed off tenant that might come back to break something!..

Skiing, Museums, Theatre, Downtown dining/bars/clubs, Zoo Lights . . . there's a TON to do.

Can anyone shed some light on the reason that cap rates are so low in the area?

Can you please shed some light on how I can join a few?