The county and city-level is too broad, especially when analyzing a dense portion of a city.

You guys all have awesome stuff to share and I'd rather be on the learning end of the spectrum at BP.

They have a pretty wide spectrum of insurance products, and I imagine they'd be able to help you out.

After peaking in the second quarter of 2022 at $316 billion, trailing 12-month transaction volume finished the year close to 70% off the recent highs.As interest rate volatility whipsawed the capital markets last year, a noticeable shift in buying patterns saw investors move up the quality spectrum.

These are all things to consider to decide if it's the right investment for you.The property is priced on the lower end of the spectrum for a multi-unit.

I don't have a better opportunity (better return) but should one come by I want to be thinking ahead.A couple of things:  Passive income is a desire (not even a goal because it is too broad) but needs to be linked to a WHY.  

Richmond has also changed zoning up and down Broad St and Main St to allow for more density.Thinking of selling the townhomes to get into larger multifamily.

Reason I ask was I'm afraid that just the classes alone won't prepare me for the test, because the sample questions seemed a little out there.The class is broken up like this: Say 25 chapters - 1 quiz after each chapter with 10-15 questions or so per quiz Then take the final exam for the education portion which is 100 questions (very similar and some of the same questions from the chapters quizzes)Then the state exam which is again very similar to the final education exam portion and chapter quizzes I mean there is absolutely a ton of information and they have to condense all that information into 100 questions - so the questions are very broad based highlighting the most important information The state specific test is a bit more detailed since it's less information to cover and still a decent amount of questions for the exam  I personally didn't find it difficult.

The broad term for these things is “sources.”And, usually, once you’ve done the research, you present or summarize it in some way.

@Cody L. not those broad calls anymore.. we are making hard offers now within a second call.