Pics are kind of dark, most pics have shadows, half cut-off in the angles, nothing is staged.I can't visualize where my furniture would go...

Seems everyone should get the same treatment.

Rueben balls LLC would have been nice but the magistrates in eviction court may have been a little confused as to why Rueben balls LLC was invoicing out Beg Bug treatment all the time. 

Please let me know if you think I have missed anything important as I am still learning what I should be looking for.http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/FivePines/file/capital-district-demographic-researchHere is some of that data in PowerPoint to help identify some of the visual trends.

THAT is what they object to and it is not uncommon (and probably not challengable) for HUD or a lender or Fannie to give preferential treatment to owner occupiers rather than investors.

I think a handy visual like that is great to help educate people where they stand.

That would represent a 2% to 4% risk premium over the REIT after accounting for the move favorable tax treatment with direct ownership.I'm looking at 2-4 unit multi-families and I'm not giving any weight to potential appreciation.

But the treatment to the heirs is still no different.  

The lease doesn't specify anything about bug treatment or whose responsibility it is to treat for them.

I'm curious what is currently available out there for visualizing rental property trends in a given area by heat map in order to become more familiar with average rental rates and property values?