Expenses might be 10% higher if it's a D class, and a lot more work than you might anticipate including much more frequent evictions

I do feel eased, knowing I will have fewer time constraints showing properties to tenants than I had anticipated.

Mine is how many occupants of the property, How many working adults, Do you have any pets, Where do you currently live, and When is your anticipated move in date. 

I anticipate receiving an offer for a structural engineering position but don't officially have one yet.

Still some of the challenges associated with "Class C" neighborhoods, but there is strong capital appreciation potential due to the anticipation of the high-speed rail line.

I just received a quote which was much higher than anticipated to redo the third floor, and I wanted to hear some input on the subject.Please feel free to give any feedback on current market rents also.

Anticipated rate would be between 5.25% & 5.75% for a 30 year fixed depending on points & fees.

Renovation timelines are not easy to calculate and it took me about double the time I anticipated.

Anticipated rent (section 8) = $1350/unit and operating expenses (including taxes, insurance, PM, maintenance/repairs, capex) project to be $1100/yr.

I have no concerns about its occupany as i fully anticipate it will rent as soon as it becomes available