A middle ground, based on more factors than whether or not a police officer can be hired who meets the bare minimum requirements at the lowest cost (minimum wage, particularly with this job market?)

But what if the middle man wanted to do a double closing to conceal a hefty assignment fee from the buyer?

Get 80-100 miles outside Boston (In towns with terrible highway access so it is a minimum 2 hrs to get there without traffic) you might start getting into 2BR in crappy neighborhoods.In contrast the areas I invest in PA you can get a very nice 2BR in the best part of town or a 3BR in the middle of the road areas.

If it were me, I'd hold off, send a formal letter stating what's in the lease regarding picking up after the dog and see what happens.Also, if she's picking it up every 1-2 days, I don't really see what the big deal is, especially if it's in a low to middle income neighborhood?

Seems there should be some sort of middle-ground out there.

Please keep in mind that I am only referring to the average middle class and below.It is unprecedented that tuition debt is at ~1T.

The fact is - just because I don't like something, doesn't mean there aren't thousands of other people who would be more than happy to pay money for it.The first duplex I ever bought was in a lower-middle class neighborhood.

I have a 4br 2 bath with a full basement in a nice middle class neighborhood that I closed on this time last year. finished the rehab and rented the house for $1100 a month.

My rental units are in lower-middle class neighborhoods and while I do get the occasional deadbeat tenant, my experience hasn't really been bad.

If you are in the middle of a sandwich lease and you've agreed to pay the homeowner $1,400/mo rent, and you are collecting $1,600/mo rent from your t/b then, yes, you are receiving $200mo cash flow.