And for kicks, you should also try submitting all publications in Eagle and Summit Counties.

According to the owner, it is public, he pays for the water and I assumed it was included with that.It was last bought for $175,000 in 2004.

The property is within 1 mile of a major public University. 

Southside ("flats" and "slopes" simply denote if you are located on the flat part or hill part of Southside, it's all the same neighborhood though) is across the river, you can't walk but it's a short drive and there is public transportation, also a lot of college rentals here.

The level of scrutiny applied to public security 401K's make them, as an investment vehicle, far safer for the average investor than any self-directed boilerplate scheme you will find touted here on BP.  

Especially at public universities, there is always a smaller group of students starting in January, or coming back from a semester away. 

If you look at crude oil it is back to $70 bbl and Iranian embargo all have an effect on transportation cost as Americans use home delivery more and more often putting shopping center out of business.  

At least they're not demanding grass (or other things) for transportation.

The entry only listing states that there is one more bed, one more room and one more bath than public record. 

Bakersfield is projected to 3x growth in the next 10-15 years, and is now being discovered by the MNC's as the transportation hub of CA.