This property was a classic example of value add.

Terrible amenities (e.g. record table and classic records prominently featured in the advertising of a Nashville condo, but no speakers!).

I agree with his comments and there are actually many other reasons that many of us ignore and which I outline below.Let's not make the classical mistake of looking in the rearview mirror (in the past) to make a decision regarding the future.

Sounds like the classic case of the "for profit" Property Management Company!

This is a one story, open living at its finest with brand new kitchen featuring soft close shaker cabinets, quartz counters, classic subway tiled backsplash, SS appliances and pantry.

Purchase price: $280,000 Cash invested: $120,000 Sale price: $625,000 Contributors: Garrett Quinn, Katie Kepler This classic craftsman farmhouse is perfect for those that want out of the city yet remain close enough to all the city has to offer!

This is a classic example why a survey is important and I suspect it would have been less expensive to get a survey than a real estate attorney involved.

Here are some classic examples:- Budgets force people to reckon with their spending habits.- Death and illness force people to reckon with their mortality.- Going cold turkey forces reckoning with addictions and dependencies.- Learning about studies and statistics forces people to reckon with political and social realities they don't want to believe.It's only after you manage to deal with one of the above topics you end up feeling better about it.

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This story demonstrates in many ways how the business can get tough, and I'm reading into a lot of "classic" tenant tricks being played by the friend in this situation.BTW: Amy's answer should have been..."