This is great news as I am planning on heading back to Omaha between November through January.

If you proceed with upgrading the panel add enough capacity to charge an electric car and put in baseboard heaters so you wont' have to do this again if you decide to add either of those options down the road. 

If you have a rental that is in super high demand then you definitely don't need them because it will rent out regardless.I'm sure I missed something but that is just off the top of my head.

When we didn't offer them money back and they left a bad review.We have received confirmation from Airbnb support multiple times that the review violates their policy because it is clear retaliation, and gotten the review taken down, but the review keeps getting reinstated and we have to request it be taken down again. 

Once you start narrowing down which places you would like to invest in, start building your team!

I’m Not even sure this lady can sell it down the road with these restrictions in place, assuming another person doesn’t force her out in 3 years.I was just seeking ideas for a course of action that doesn’t require hiring a lawyer as the first step.  

I highly recommend tearing down these old properties and developing new ones.

you won't be able to pull a permit. when someone lives in it and it doesn't have HVAC, plumbing, or electrical right and it burns down like another garage I tore down and someone lost their life in linden you'll get hit with a lawsuit. good luck. you'll also be the first person I've ever seen to get a second adu built in linden.

Ongoing population growth, a thriving tech scene and strong economic factors point towards potential value increases down the line.

Generally speaking, as crime rates trend down, the demand ratio often trends upward, but it is not a given.