Both have their pluses and minuses (Scottsdale - beautiful homes and higher end - more profitable on each property) and (Phoenix - variety of neighborhoods, some good, some bad - but much more affordable for investing, just takes a few more properties to make the same return, but still doable)And, the market is Not inflated here at this time.

I've currently let my PA registration lapse, as I'm only doing work on my properties in an area and of a nature where I don't need to get permits and still be following the law.

@Robert CampbellHere's a sfh we did with white shaker and light grey walls (this is Behr Natural Grey in flat)

I have tried contacting  but the answer I get is that they are just raising  funds at the  moment  to set up web site naturally I'm not entering  blind.  

I do a 30-day meditation every few months, and a few days ago the mantra was 'Prani Dhana', which guides awareness in the natural process of letting go of constricted, conditioned thinking.

That would really depend on the nature of the claim, who covers who first, don't even want t think about contributory negligence.

The natural progression of the RE investor!

Now of course, there are some natural born salesmen that really take it to the next level and bring a ton of interest and retain a collection of clients...but they quickly hire someone to sit in their open houses as well lol Best way I found was picking up the phone, and door knocking.

Regardless, I don't personally believe you need to relocate, nor do I know why you would, short of not appreciating all 4 seasons, or having a strange affinity for natural disasters (hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, droughts) that increase your carry costs.Narrow down your niche, and then find the market.

Hello Beautiful people of BP,So I had 3 tenants vacate at the end of last month.