:>(I think the bottom line here is that you can make whatever you can fit into a package and "sell" to an investor.

Then what you do is at the bottom of the the letter write down: cc: Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP or whatever lawer you normally would deal with.

All other things being equal, the strength of your bottom line is proportional to the strength of your marketing, period.

And rents are likely to remain stuck in neutral during the early part of the year.”However, there are some encouraging signs for those invested in the rental market.

To put it in perspective, when we bought the property (it's a duplex), we got $800 for the upper unit and $500 for the bottom unit.

I don't know if this pertains to you or not, and if so, I am neutral, just want to see price decreases...

I don't know about top of the food chain Joshua lol, we have alot of bottom feeder that get paid well also but have to agree with Scott the Developer has the deal before the contractor comes to the table .

The wires have ground in them, and they run all three cables (hot neutral and ground) inside the same wire.

Glendale property went down approximately 25% in prices (I know because I happened to have my property appraised at both the top and the bottom of the market), rents did not go down, and I saw no hickups what so ever in vacancy, late payments, etc.

The newly updated bottom unit could likely rent for 950-1150 and the top unit is currently rented for $1150.