yeah its a great way to get units at a nice steady pace. 

The second media effect is that of political agenda. 

I really enjoyed the slower pace of life.

However, everyone learns differently and at their own pace.

We do have a political forum if you'd like to advance any political agenda.....Good luck!

During this time, the stock market was moving forward at an extremely fast pace.

At time of purchase I was cash flowing, but not anywhere near the 1% rule you read about, but am now on pace to exceed it and will likely not see any vacancy (given the student/grad student/MUSC market).

(as is my husband, writing it for me) :):)  It will surely be on the planning commission agenda to limit these in certain neighborhoods, possibly the law will eventually allow, or not....The hotels and motels hate them, but they are BIG business and bring in a massive amount of money that will go elsewhere if not allowed. ..it's the way many of us expect to travel today..These properties also are taxed at a non-homestead rate so for every rental, the city, village LeBarbe Blue or township will collect 40% more in tax base......so there's the good , the bad, and the ugly... 

Pace yourself. 

Homewood as a whole has slowed from that pace a bit, but I still see well marketed homes that are priced right move quickly.