Tried having the big box store install carpet. 2,000 square foot house with some extensive linoleum and they measured the house as needing 3600 sq ft of carpet.The weirdest feature I see used extensively in upper level homes is the pot filler faucet over the stove.What?

In the winter the snow starts in October and snows at least a foot every day.

But with the financial services industry, this is not allowed to happen and instead taxpayers foot the bill when there is a bust.

That means that the schoolwork I get, I must take seriously and learn what I came there to learn just based off how much I'm paying to go there.Now, I had to come up with a way to get my foot in the door of real estate, while taking care of school engagements and coming up with a way to pay back my student loans.

I just dipped my foot into this and I have a listing on Craigslist already.I was wondering if you guys use any pay services or if you actually use a broker or any other pay websites to advertise the rental?

The average sales price per sq. foot on sold comps at 6 months was $65.50, but the DOM was usually all over 100+ days.

The value of a square foot is different if it's on the ground floor, second floor, or basement.

Our subject property is a 1250 square foot bungalow.Any opinions?

But some of these areas (especially here in Lexington, KY there are crime ridden areas but not comparable to the ghetto of some larger cities) that provide enough margin to hire property managers, fix up, account for vacancies/property manager incompetence, and the like, and still make a good return without ever really setting foot in the area.I would approach such a strategy very simply by choosing an area and city that isn't headed for total vacancy.

They all seem to "market" the property or just a room at a much higher rate per square foot than what the tenant could get on the open market, but because they have a criminal issue involved and that, in some cases, they are court ordered to stay at such properties, they seem to become cash cows for all kinds of organizational needs.Most all of them also take all other benefits the tenant is entitled to, food stamps and educational benefits (by providing classes at a local private trade school, like ITT) they charge for transportation too!.