So naturally my bids are coming in much higher than I anticipated when I first got quotes, and I'm worried that building at peak prices will result in a potentially significant loss once building costs and corresponding home values in the neighborhood normalize.

Maybe I've been under a rock, but I think zillow's a pretty nifty tool.

I need a strong PM in Atlanta who would you recommend

Due to the naturally increasing cost of property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs of the building.

I am a carpenter/natural builder, and work full time for a small yet powerful contracting company doing historic restoration, general carpentry, natural building, and new builds with a focus on energy efficiency and healthy housing.

Naturally, he jumped at the opportunity since he was broke.

It just seems like the value at time of death would be the natural choice, but I can't find any info on this sort of situation.

If you don't have a rock solid, high quality property manager, you might be very sorry.

There are several colleges located within walking distance to Pitt, so naturally the neighborhoods that are also within walking distance are mostly college rentals, which means it would be easy to find renters in these areas but they are also very busy.

I've moved to HOUSTON, TEXAS and am ready to rock.