If you are expecting to find nice suburban houses that do that in Bryn Mawr you are missing the point.

When was the last time you heard someone say anything nice about Trona?

This works as a nice negotiating tactic with the seller, and it also gives me some insight into the tenant and their plans with my soon-to-be property.

I don't have many connections in other markets, so it would be especially nice to hear how people picked an area and made it happen.

Nice post.

If I knew it was going to happen, I'd "retire" early -- I'd liquidate everything, move my family to another country where people are less focused on material things and are more self-sufficient and I'd start on my long list of books that I've been meaning to get to.Hahaha nice!

I owned a nice home in KC and it took us a while (and several price drops) to get it sold.

This summer I have a nice chunk of time to get familiar with a few marketing systems I'm building based off the insight of members from this fantastic forum.

As a wholesaler I am looking for the best deals for my end buyer per their specs and to secure a nice chunk of profit in the process.

If you are trying to flip or something, it might not be the best because the neighborhood is never gonna be a nice residential area for retail buyers.