We have consistently seen, across the country, that the trend is to urban city centers with cultural amenities rather than big box stores with plenty of parking.  

A demonstration panel I saw at a store, allowing customers to tap on four samples with a small mallet, was marginally informative.

I've been in the industry for 30+ years and I've accumulated some valuable knowledge, but I'd like a fresh perspective from the Bigger Pockets community. 

I prefer to keep as much of it electronically as possible.Yes, there are some receipts that I do not bother scanning, but for the most part it is paid via check or credit card which feeds into Quickbooks.All HUD-1s, agreements etc are stored electronically.Files are backed up in the cloud and on an external drive.

But it goes deeper, larger debt loads on non liquid assets requires analysis of cash, use of cash, inventory turn over or how fast we turn over deals or tenants, how quickly we collect revenues, tax liabilities, seasonal changes in those areas of business and real estate that are subject to seasonality (vacation rentals, apartments near colleges or seasonal employment, think motels or restaurants or gas stations and C-stores).  

Me and my partner is shouldering the costs of the rehab work done, but we are taking into account that if we sell below the market rates with a freshly updated house ($320-$320 vs $375) it should be sellable and a win win for everyone.

Also cities have not been friendly with tiny house laws because they can't make money so subjecting them to RV laws where they can't be stored where visible fromroad.

@Samed ArifI have found many handymen at local hardware stores.  150 units is a lot of units, it would seem you could keep that person busy with all sorts of different tasks.  

http://www.ocfrealty.com/naked-philly/girard-estates/fresh-renderings-upcoming-south-quarter-crossing-renovationBig news for West Passyunk / Girard Esates area!! 

But if you have an RV or equipment trailer you are storing on anything but a cement pad or blacktop you get a written warning.