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Account Closed Tiny Home Community Movement
19 August 2018 | 15 replies
I believe our city ordinance on tiny homes is actually anywhere from 120 sq. ft. to 900 sq. ft. so maybe this will attract developers/builders that are looking for a little more freedom within that tiny home designation.
Paige Kelsey Disaster!!Out of State Lessons/ ROI Found after bumpy Start
22 May 2018 | 44 replies
Was wondering what attracted you to Dayton (besides your husbands job connection).
Mike Monaco Corona Virus Aftermath
26 April 2020 | 9 replies
From the pool of inquiries, there would have been much more applicants except I let people know that there were already too many applicants AND that they MUST meet my criteria of over 700 Credit Score, 45 times monthly rent AND have a healthy savings account to weather the lockdown.I chose the best applicant who made $200k per year and had $200k in savings as well as over 700 FICO.Apts like mine in buildings like mine are incredibly desireable now.Basically, there's a huge problem with skyrises and Pandemics.People are afraid that if they get into an elevator that they could be trapped in a small space with someone that has the virus, which will then transmit it to them.Also, the management for the skyrise buildings are not permitting IN PERSON showings AND many are not allowing moving in or out of the building because of the risk of increasing the transmission to vulnerable tenants within their buildings.That narrows down the amount of available apts.Buildings like mine, non-Elevator walk up buildings which are low density and separate Garden Apts, are now the most desireable buildings to own in a Pandemic in NYC, as I am seeing anedotally.However, this is only true if you are in the right kind of City, where most of the buildings will be very large skyrise elevator buildings where there are huge amount of renters.Adding to the attractiveness of low density buildings is the fact that NYC is the EPICENTER of the COVID-19 pandemic.Yes, this is one single datapoint.
Steve K. Purchasing property in France?
23 November 2021 | 27 replies
Also cultural and country-wise it is a very attractive option.The point though is that in the bigger cities the rental yield is not that high because the rents are not linearly increasing with the prices of properties. 3-7% is where people are already satisfied with.
Kriskros Ruta Looking to buy my fist family home
28 May 2020 | 11 replies
It has very solid fundamentals and is the main attraction for foreign investors and immigrants at the same time.
Alexia N. ARE THESE LEADS THAT I PURCHASED A RIPOFF ?!?!
10 January 2020 | 87 replies
These leads you have are a good start because these houses do have a unique situation which is always attractive to wholesalers.
N/A N/A finding (quality) renters?
23 February 2007 | 4 replies
That will tell you whether or not you should lower the rent.Keep in mind that by lowering the rent, and attracting a larger tenant pool, you are automatically getting more "suspect" tenants.
Matt H Life Altering Financial Desicions to Make!!!!.....
1 November 2010 | 13 replies
So to try and make the information on my website more informative and attractive I decided to run all the numbers on the condo conversion and add them to my site to show the prospective buyer what kind of profit they would make after paying my price and then doing the conversion.Well after doing the numbers I was rather in shock!!!
Fred Shandler Help understanding using equity to obtain more props
16 June 2009 | 44 replies
The more you buy, the better your financial condition and the more attractive you are to the banks.Mike
Paul Yevzikov Postcards vs Letters
2 February 2009 | 17 replies
We send stuff that is good looking, so people hang onto the cards, hand then around to others, and so an attractive card has a long "shelf time" where its still working for you.