However, in some markets this supply isn't being supplemented with growing demand which is causing some MTR units to sit vacant longer and property managers and landlords will have to lower their prices to increase their occupancy.2.

I've searched the forums and generic template sites but I haven't been able to find much.

My business does not operate on anything other than the bottom line and I do not believe in supplementing my tenants rent.

I do not ever supplement a tenants rent from my profits..

Those items can be submitted after work begins but before "final" payment is made by the insurance company as a "supplemental".

My wife and I are going to use the cash value to help supplement our retirement and yet there will always be a certain amount of death benefit left for our heirs.Now am I saying that a whole life policy is the best tool for real estate investing, no I'm not, I'm sure there are many other tools that can be used, but I am saying, that you 1st truly need to understand it, and yes, I feel it can be one of a few great tools in your tool belt to accomplish many of lifes goals, including investing in real estate.

Annexation, zoning, density, preliminary, and final plat approvals are examples of the steps associated with increasing site value.How much value is created is determined by deducting the "as-is" value from the entitled value.Establishing the entitled value involves determining and underwriting the Highest & Best use of the site and applying a residual analysis.A residual Land Value Analysis is conducted by establishing the built-out value of the project and deducting everything from the total value BUT land.The generic formula Total Sales or Capitalized Value - a Target Project Proft - commissions & closing costs = Residual Project Budget - Site Cost - Hard Cost - Soft Cost - Finance Interest points and fees = RESIDUAL LAND VALUE Residual Land Value is the price that can be paid to acquire the property that is supported by the Project planned to be built on it.One of the most important factors in doing this analysis is an Income-Driven approach.

I was mainly wondering if there was a generic rule of thumb, like 2 towels per person or 8 per bathroom (including backups).

In my calculations, it's more cost effective to just do treatments on a schedule.The new chemicals are not as good as the previous ones but also, they're not as difficult to procure if someone is inclined to diy, you can actually purchase Termidor and some generic versions of it and do your own.

There is no generic answer to this.