One of the biggest reasons I want to invest in my native west Philadelphia Area is I know where UPenn and Drexel are planing to build and how that effects the homes in the area.

Only 4-6 months of payments makes the effective rate the same basically.

I am nto sure what effect this would have on zoning though.

As a side note this shouldn’t effect a flip overly much.

That apparently includes hiring — he provided his 10100 email address and asked any interested job applicants to shoot him a resume.https://therealdeal.com/la/2018/03/21/uber-founder-travis-kalanick-is-now-ceo-of-a-real-estate-company/

@Bruce Lynn yes in Castleberry, it's the last street in Fort Worth so address is still Fort Worth.

Only then, can you operate an effective business.

Based on what you are trying to do, a  Long Term Triple Net Lease (NNN) with an option to buy and right of first refusal would address most of your concerns.

I am on the hoa board and we have not had guidance on what we need to do from the property manager, even though he knew about the leaks a few doors down, but he has not addressed us about my new leak or what we should do.  

If a builder announces a new project in an area, then what happens to the neighboring property prices?Do they increase or decrease due to supply or what?I would really appreciate if anyone can help me in this?ThanksHarsh