For re-sale and ease of financing (for developer and next buyer) two larger duplexes would be my suggestions.

My PM charges potential tenants a two-month security deposit—could this be why we are pushing people away?

I've heard winter can be a tough time for rentals with potentially lower rents.

Partner Driven was interested in the Watering Place deal in Knoxville, TN, due to its high profit potential with a purchase price of $350,000 and a sale price of $417,000.

Our value of the building was based on its potential to gross approx. 22K a month and the amount of work it will take to get it there.

Nationwide a 1% rate drop in mortgage interest rate (So that means a rate of under 5.75%) will bring 5 million new Buyers into the market.

I'm also in CT and we ski in Okemo quite often. also looking for potential seasonal rentals / Short term rental there too. love to connect :) 

Feel free to reach out to me if you would like to see some potential ideas. :) 

I will invest capital to subdivide with the county, engineer the land and run sewer/water to the lots for resale and potentially keep 1 lot to build a future house. 

This is obviously a gross injustice, but what can a landlord do to protect themselves from a big potential problem if for some reason a tenant uses a ridiculous amount of water and then does not pay the water bill?