Also, stick with rents of at least $700 and homes built after 1945 [this will also filter out most of Center Township].In addition, the small multi unit market here is tough [most are in Center Township] and I would stick to post war built ranch homes for starters.I have a couple property managers that I've used for a few years now [I've fired about 10 over the years] and I'd be glad to share their info - just send me a PM.I'm a Broker and am definitely investor friendly but can't take on any more clients at the moment due to my own business work load.  

Ironically - if we could subdivide - it gives more weight to the ditch being installed.

Basically, the software we develop help these agencies track and manage their case loads. 

I also think I need to start considering a VA or some sort of office assistance, to lighten my load.  

The driver hit one of the load bearing corners of the house.  

If the RUBS variables are based on occupancy, then you factor in everyone taking showers and flushing toilets and the additional loads of laundry.

It carries a lot of weight coming from someone with experience. 

They often have to carry large crews with unpredictable work loads (emergency response) so they can keep their guys busy with your steady work in between disaster jobs.

A weeks worth of photos showing loads of cars in the drive every night can be very compelling.In the meantime, you could send them a CERTIFIED letter stating that there have been complaints about noise.  

That doesn't mean you can't submit an offer, but it means something has to go wrong for it not to close and then be in line for your offer to be considered, chances are, when Realtors are involved the contract will close, but sometimes they don't, so it ain't over until the soprano sings (notice how politically correct I was this time concerning over weight ladies).If you are wholesaling, under contract means move along, nothing here to see