Just found it curious that such a large proportion were out of town owners, since that seems to be a popular demographic to market to.  

Rich Dad Poor DadRich Dads Cash Flow QuadrantRich Dads Increase your financial IQThe Real Book of Real EstateThe ABC’s of RE InvestingThe ABC’s of PMRich Dad RE Tax AdvantagesI do not understand the popularity of this series.  

It's a crazy scenario but if you have no skin in the game there is nothing really tying you to the property other than a perceived future profit, which may or may not come to pass.Now, having said that, after a few deals are under your belt with that lender I bet things could change to better suit your needs :)Regards, Lenny

This article outlines a lot of what the young generation feels about the big MSAs.Upstate New York will be a popular option as people start telecommuting more towards the city.

I'd bet there are improvements that you could for 1-2k (or less) that will make it nice.

I'm thinking emailing him the bid as well as well as my pictures with a take it or leave it is probably our best bet.

Your best bet is always going to be to go talk with a few mortgage loan officers.

I'm sure these keywords will be buzzing their inboxes and they'll chime in too.I always get a little nervous when it comes to lake properties because they're usually seasonal unless it's a popular lake.

I am betting on rent growth and appreciation for 30+ years but I'm betting on SF and Honolulu. 

Podcasts are particularly popular.