However, with the quickness of the virus, the first to of seen the affects was Wall Street which as you may have seen in the last few weeks have taken drastic downward spike and some were able to hold on during that time or buy pennies on the dollar.  

It is one street over from a college with 15,000 students on campus.

It's in one of the nicest areas of Fayetteville, is now fully occupied with great tenants, and one street away from one of our other properties.

@Ben McMahon, In the realtor world in the Bay Area at least, my impression of the "big box" agencies is that they are super transactional, and feel more like working with Wall Street from the 80's then going to Barnes and Noble.

Anyway, you don’t mention what type/size portfolio you have, so I’ll just say - in general - that Cozy is very popular with landlords on this site.

Just brief conversations with one contractor who built a house on my street, and with another gc acquaintence, and the actual budget numbers provided to me by my neighbor who built across the street.

I scheduled a free inspection with Massey now and will talk to them when they come to look at the property and discuss the option of a termite bond.I also had a call with King street Agency to discuss home insurance and they explained me which coverage makes sense and also WHY (!) 

.- Another plus is that I own 16 units just down the street so the location for me is helpful.His initial asking price was 650k and now he is thinking he needs to be at 700k.

As the popular saying goes, you make money when you BUY, not when you sell! 

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