Prices go up but it doesn't compute in my head why people would pay that much for not much space and not very nice rooms at that.  

Check your ad on a different computer with a different internet connection (library or work if posted from home or vice-versa).

Click that and if you have the image on your computer you can just upload it.

I asked, quickly glancing at the price on the computer.

I do work in your market but mainly with home builders like Ryan and Foxridge Homes in Brentwood/Franklin and Murfreesboro areas.Hope the info helps.Here are some tips to streamline your cash out at 6 months:- have your original Final HUD settlement statement to document your acquisition- have all receipts and scope of work (SOW)'s to document work done for valuation purposes- get a verbal from local appraiser on opinion letter (usually 50-100 or free with relationship) as it might help your appraisal value you need to get to but if there are a lot of solid comps you will not need this- keep an updated loan file on your desktop broken down with folders for paystubs, bank statements, tax returns, W2's, lease agreements, insurance deck pages, and etc so that when you go to do the loan it will be a slam dunk.Preparation will help reduce your brain damage when getting financing but if you do the above it will make your life a lot easier in advance.

Most conventional lenders (non-portfolio lenders) use the guide and desktop underwriting engines (DU/DO) to prepare loans for delivery into the secondary market.

I just had my sister, who is also a property manager, collect the check and deposit it for me while I was away.Yes, online payments are best but some tenants don't have access to the internet like they should or are really computer illiterate.

You can then compute how much they are charging you per hour.If you're really lacking knowledge, just ask them everything you can think of.

(Philly.com is the website for our local Philly newspapers.)http://www.philly.com/philly/classifieds/real_esta...Anyone else find it troublesome that the article overlooks so many of his costs in computing the profits on the project profiled?

@Garrette Becker  Sorry to  reach out to you so late, attempted to do so earlier but encountered some problems with my computer.