I'm trying to gauge the varying different levels of investor.For me, I need to make 10%-15% ROI, and could come in different forms for overall package, price appreciation, cashflow, or principal payments to reduce principal. 

Ask them how long of a lease they are looking for (we have a minimum 12 month lease) to gauge whether they are going to be long term tenants, or not. 

With this you can kind of gauge the future potential of the property.I hope this helps and good luck. 

I'd still recommend doing some market research with event professionals in the area, to gauge interest (and profitability!)

I am having a hard time gauging whether or not the quotes are too high because I can't even get a contractor to come out to give me a quote. 

I am building a new house and the plumbers installed the gasline and the gauge drops down about 3/4 PSI a day.

I've noticed it needs to be water-blasted (pressure washed) due to algae buildup (I live on Guam so our buildings are all concrete). 

Having the courage to not give in to peer pressure and admitting to your friends that you are “downsizing” can be very painful but the right thing to do.

For example, I posted the same fictional apartment for rent on craigslist to gauge rental interest.

I have a rental that doesn't have water pressure to the bath/shower.