The only reasons I have found from decent people are: 1) changing jobs so moving closer to new job and 2) needing more space (due to expecting a baby soon, or maybe an elderly parent needs to move in with them).

I see you're interested in commercial too,that's great, not many on here that like office space, etc.

Getting a realtors license is only a step above getting a notary public license. 10 - 15 years ago the only thing they had was access to the mls and data that nobody else did.

I think this detail really makes a huge difference , painting all of your moldings white really allows the contrast with the wall color and makes the space stand out.go to houzz.com . its a great site that you can look at hundreds of photos and styles of anything you search for. it can give you some really good ideas and may help you choose what will best fit your space.

If the public library is the "poor man's university", the information and online learning opportunities on the internet takes that even further.

Another house had a broken pipe in the crawl space.

Hi all,I am a 23-year-old who just moved to Minneapolis to start working full-time with a public accounting firm.

As noted by others the public records should have all the liens that are recorded on a property.

Most sellers will tell you if you ask as they know you can largely figure it out based on the public documents.

If you use a 5-10% figure for working up a pro-forma, in most cases that should be reasonable, but there are never any guarantees.Here, our hotel units are at record low occupancy of 69%, while commercial space is less than 4% vacant.