i guess for some a smaller group perhaps even if the fees were higher would be more beneficial as it would have a more direct impact on their own business.

I'm sure everyone has experienced this; you are preparing to move and comes across items and belongings you have not looked at in quite some time.  Many make you reminisce, but every once in a while one provides a "li...

There is a lot of research out there about the impact of multiple charges.  

Depending how extensive of a rehab will have a large impact on your maintenance numbers.Since it is a multi-unit you will be responsible for lawn care and snow removal unless you work something out with the tenants.  

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Amazing how little sleep the human body can survive on.

For sure it will impact appreciate if your house/land is within 3000 feet from the ground level station.

I try to keep up to date on the many changes that impact the investment community. 

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With just a handful of improvements you are unlikely to make a significant impact, and most homebuyers will continue to opt for other neighborhoods.Originally posted by "ImFlippinCrazy":Thats one of the big problems aroiund here, being lack of good land-owners, to take care of the properties, while living out-of the area..