So a single parent with 2 different gender children is not allowed to live in a 2 bedroom unit.

I am biased on both ends. when you have over a million folks calling you everyday saying they cannot pay, yet what you may have done to get them in a home may have been a little sketchy from the beginning it takes time to get organized.

Although it seems to be cooling off a bit at the moment.I am a bit bias towards Arizona as apposed to other states because i recently graduated from NAU and I've been visiting AZ at least once a year since i graduated in 2010.

I am the RICH Education Director so I'm a bit biased but I will also probably be joining Lifestyles next year as well.

i would buy a property without central a/c if I could buy it low enough, add central a/c and still achieve the numbers I want. but depending on the part of Norfolk it's in, you may not even have to go through that trouble. in some areas it quite common and acceptable to have window a/c. as for letting tenants supply/install their own a/c, I wouldn't let them. i'm biased against letting tenants install fixtures after some experiences in my mom's rental. it's amazing how people can mess up the simplest task. if buying 10 window units doesn't break the bank and doesn't greatly affect your return then go for it. it's definitely favorable to have a/c in the bedroom from a tenant's view. hope everything works out!

(But I may be a little bias)

I would the counter the wholesale fee at 10,000 and settle around 6,000 to 7,500 from my buyer.I do not want to hold SFR so I am a little bias.

As far as a Realtor goes...I, of course, am slightly biased.

But there is a bias using the data on the market because they represent the house that do not rent out, probably due to overprice.

When I managed people I hired every race, every "orientation", every gender....you get the idea.