Those who like to "nest" will stay the longest as long as they have steady income.

After a time I progressed, changed companies and ultimately bought my own group of 11 locations in early 2011.

Bush is mildly progressive and George H.W.

The owner can choose to download them and keep (recommended) or just view online and dump.For renovations or significant repair projects, I take before, progress (daily or weekly depending on project), and after pics, and sometimes require the contractor to send me additional pics daily or weekly, such as for roof jobs etc.

The contractor has been good at communication to keep me posted on the progress. 

Many of these were inherited tenants so a large percentage of them may have been deferred maintenance / bringing units up to standard.I did have one tenant who in retrospect I think may have been running an AirBnB scam out of the unit because she was there 1 year and it looked like it had 10 years worth of living in it afterwards, and was 10k to fix up after having just been fixed up before she moved in.Recently, another house of mine a tenant progressively went crazy and started getting violent / lots of run-ins with police. 

I have a broker telling me there is a path of progress between Downtown and Cherrydale Mall and San Souci is part of it.  

Slow and steady wins the race. 

Be careful with your word as to not incur any liability.Sorry I couldn't be of more help but please keep us filled in on how this situation progresses as it will help a lot of folks and I'm sure others who have been through this before will chime in as well.

Getting in at the right time can allow investors to capitalize on years of steady growth.Getting involved with these organizations is also a good opportunity to network with forward thinking realtors and contractors who have their fingers on the pulse of that particular market.