The primary variables are depth, soil structure and the need for shoring, rock interference  and setback/travel distance.

I would tell him to kick rocks while insisting that he vacate his lease.

In the next few years I may be moving back to Pittsburgh so this could be an option for me in the future.I did complete the backyard rehab project myself, where I went from a weed-ridden red cobblestone courtyard patio to a comfortable pea gravel patio with chairs, firepit, grill, string lights and life-sized games.

These three cities from the rental income of $3,000-$4,000 list were on my list of markets to check out and helped validate my research even more:#20 Richmond, Virginia: Airbnb rental income $3,247#32 Round Rock, Texas: Airbnb rental income $3,418#53 Henderson, Nevada: Airbnb rental income $3,909It is broken up by rental income segments ($2,000-$3,000; $3,000-$4,000, etc.), so some numbers overlap, but there are some excellent data points to consider.

So SB 13 bascially states its very difficult for the city to red tag or remove a safe unpermitted unit off the market?

While this is not a huge cashflow generator, it's much less in the red than you indicated.

People in C and D class will tell the tenants to use their insurance and kick rocks.

Note above- Chris saw a post on BP, Rick reached out and that same day they rolled out the red carpet for me at the REI offices and we closed a deal.

hello, I’m living in Augusta, Georgia, and there are many sharks in the water when I go to buy something I have to be very very very very calculated and very ready looking forward and how the money is gonna come in and how to market appropriately. if anybody has any advice on how to work along sharks and red oceans, please let me know.

However I tend to think a Section 8 tenant is more comfortable living off the system and are more likely to identify as a victim which is kind of a red flag.I own about 20 section 8 units and I like them (super gravy for the tenants) but my tenants are all over 55.