I buy off today's interest rates and today's market rent rates for the shape the units are in (or will be in if I've figured in rehab costs).From there the real question becomes are you better off buying ten $100,000 properties that each rent for $1,500 a month... or a single $1,000,000 property that rents for $15,000 a month.  

All things being equal, that's going to be a full sale in 90 days if current trends continue...and based on today's economic factors, current trends will continue.

They dress well, look me in the eye, appear to have jobs, one car in decent shape.

The house is in pretty good shape, so I dont think it will need to many repairs.

It is all about physical meetings for specific topics.Social networks can be a problem when the value is more of a trend rather than a sustainable relationship.

Infomercials were new at that time (yes, I am a bit older than some here).As the current C-S index started with only 10 cities and now has 20, does the trend from 1890 reflect some bias based on how certain cities changed over the time.

I would think if a place were in real bad shape that number may increase to 20 showings.

Our next step is to study sales and market trends of improved (developed or built-on) properties in a selected area.

The first wound up getting it.2)An irregular-shaped, unbuildable parcel of waterfront property directly on Reynold`s Channel on the south shore of Nassau County, that had 440' boat slips w/water and electric.

I have seen several trends in pricing: Pricing:- The so called "standard" rate is typically 10% management fee, renewal fee 25%, and a 100% first month rent leasing fee.