I generally stick to the mid to higher end rentals which drastically increases your chances of having good tenants.

More than 50 million new claims have been filed since mid-March.

His scope of work is in the mid 50's.

More so looking to build my portfolio until I am ready to retire in my mid fifties and use the cash flow and my retirement savings for my income.

If you are mid year, they will likely prorate the fee, so you don't have to pay or all 12 months.

All of the MF syndications I am in have been running in the mid 90%s.August and September will start showing the real economic impacts due to the Feds unemployment running out.

In my market, I do not see any real value for entry to mid-level homes.

A few specifics:- Mid-Western town- Population of about 30,000 (students included)- Limited appreciation of rental properties- Most college rentals build in 1900s- College rentals in my area go for around $120k-$200k depending on number of units

Our credit scores are in the mid 700's so I don't see that being an issue.Any input is greatly appreciated!!

I’m in a small rural area in mid-Missouri and everyone here is trying to call my duplex a commercial property (it will NOT be owner occupied).