The neighborhood is only Quads, each one is unique in the sense they are different bright colors and the staircases and balconies are all in different places.

In my (limited) experience, this is more important than coming up with the right answer.First - every answer is unique to the investor and situation.

It seems you have a unique background and skill-set that you can bring to the table.

Maybe a second entrance into the mud room from the front porch - the kids could use it to drag their stuff, toys, dirty shoes to instead of the foyer.

Hi Michaela,We were in a Ga REIA subgroup together many years ago....I remember your unique first name.

This is beautiful country out here and a unique real estate market with its challenges and advantages and I hope to help bring a little more investor attention to it through Bigger Pockets.

@Jon Klaus,I would be surprised if you get much of a response on this question.Laws are unique in every state, but in Colorado, it is against the law to fix commission rates - price fixing.In most cases, law or no law, commissions are negotiable and very much determined by the area. $1 Million listing in Aspen, Colorado or New York City are tiny listings.

Every state has unique laws.

We've toyed with the idea of adding something for long-time RICH members but no idea what the criteria should be yet.

I'd recommend reading through that guide that Paul recommended - and also listen to the BiggerPockets Podcast - cause every guest has such a unique story, you can really get a lot of different ideas on what you want to do.