. - Yes Keith - it's that way in small town KS and some of the other flyover states - but you'd have to visit to get a feel for the area - if you are from/live in NYC you'd possibly die from culture shock -- I think small town KS is cool and appreciate it - but these areas are in different solar system compared to large metropolises. 

They are RE investors that tap the banking system for financing.Here's what I've read in terms of landlord responsibility:In NY the residential landlord has no duty to mitigate its damages and may recover the full value of remaining payments owed under the lease for the entire lease term even if the landlord makes no attempt whatsoever to offset, minimize, or cover its losses.Looking for some advise. 

I just used their system, its https.Edit - I see you added a correction post, never mind.

REALTOR with John R Wood , Fifth Avenue SouthShowing investments SFH in Naples Park Sunday , investor from Iran .Talk soon , Astrid

It’s located in an excellent spot backing an popular bike path, in a good public school system, and close to popular parks and recreation.I’ve got a few different ideas for the property but I’m really just not sure where to start.

The help for affordable housing lies in less restrictive zoning, less burden from regulation, a viable freeway system, less expensive permits and development fees, and an attitude promoting sensible development.

@Andrew R.

This is especially true under the AIA system that gives the architect a lot of power. 

I prefer to know the condition of the property and major systems so I can do my own estimate as an investor.

Focus on things that ARE knowable like, do the numbers work, am I being realistic with the rental income forecast post renovation, am I budgeting for the 2nd "R" to go over budget, and is this a desirable property in a decent neighborhood.