College park Ga.

Our kids were older when we started so the properties aren't throwing off the kind of cash flow we'd hope for to significantly help with college funding.Anyway, my husband is a stay at home dad and uses his flexible schedule to self manage our properties.  

If they can't do that then you might need to consider a new agent.Another thing is the some Water District also have special permits you can get that allow you to water outside of the regulated times in order to establish sod or seed.

First you need to purchase land that is zoned for an apartment building then spend 10's to 100's of thousands of dollars to get it permitted.

It is in a great neighborhood - we live here and part of the reason we are finally getting into real estate is because we love our neighborhood so much, I used to be a college basketball coach and for me to accept a new position meant relocating and we did not want to leave Mt.

Regarding los angeles permits: a hypothetical 2 unit addition to a single family home.

Now it's fully occupied by 2 college students and a young professional.

Then I built third one-bedroom apartment and rented that to some college students.

My first 4 years of college I worked 40 hours a week and went full time....but I didn't have kids!

I graduate college from Bowling Green State University and am just reading up, but if you have any questions about The massillon area just ask!