I now have the skill and knowledge to not only make a decent living on my engineer salary, but I can also continue to serve my customer base I created over the last five years and grow my portfolio of rentals.

You need to evaluate each property on it's own merit and take into consideration any factors that are relevant to your situation.Starting out, I highly recommed investing where you live.

I am not happy with Sprint's customer service, but hey if I don't have to call them because their actual service is good then I can live with that.It even works in South Bend.

Period.Follow all of my relevant posts.You will find the answer to your questions in them.

As to the neighbor's property, the utility will have a service easement, air rights, necessary to provide service to customers.

She won' leave when her lease is up and a bump i rent won't scare her off either.You might think it foolish of me to serve in his way but when you look at my numbers I am sure you would get an equal shock... good luck and remember, this is a service industry, if you don't agree with it, buy a REIT...Exactly, customer service is my main concern with my units!

Depends on the price level, and local custom.

I've yet to go wrong with guys who have good reviews from 50+ customers on Yelp.

I'm kind of at a loss of what to do and they don't have a customer support number either... gonna send an email I guess :/ just another delay.

I'm still in the midst of obtaining all relevant information.