Of course developers building units spurs construction spending for a time, which feeds into every other type business in a town and things can be great, but eventually, it ends. 

So you might find unit 3's water heater actually feeding hot water to the sink of unit 4 because it's on the same wall, or two of the receptacles from unit 1 was split off a junction box in the attic to feed unit 2 etc etc etc...Also you might have common usages that was not an issue when it's just one bill.

Even if that means they have to spoon feed a deal to the student.One of the big problems today is the barrier to becoming a coach is pretty low.

. :) For example, I have several (~8 or 9) phone numbers (including my Google Voice phone numbers, VOIP Phone Numbers from Vitelity.net, etc.) all feeding into a small PBX running PBX-In-A-Flash on a Raspberry Pi computer (Around 35 $).

And 2 because I could feed my contractor more work and possibly start doing PM'ing for other people as well for even more income - that I can then use to put back into more houses.   :-)With the taxes here in Illinois, I wouldn't recommend this area for out of state investing.

I was dealing with such a case and had I moved ahead with the purchase, I would have been forbidden to put a sorely needed French drain (or anything else that disturbed the area within 15 feed on each side of the affected location).  

I saw many friends with REO teams have to shutdown because they needed to do a 100 deals or more a year to feed the beast and keep it going.I am the opposite.

I know my model needed a 3/4" water and gas line feeding the unit in order to have the proper water flow and heat transfer.

If you're their main news feed into the local market, they will go to you first.  

In fact their electric bill is about the same as their summer bills with window a/c units running.I had the advantage of existing 240v feeds (so hooked up 3 in series) & they are very efficient.