This property is in South Philadelphia, which is a heavily congested area where homes are small and yards are smaller, but this property had a unique offering of an 18x33 side yard.

One of those, as an example, was not updating very old and very unique cottage style windows in a few places.

The accent wall in our house and the green one in one of our flips, was about $150 (just 1x2s cut at a 45).A lot of it is fairly inexpensive, but takes time looking for lights or unique tile or just trusting your instinct with paint colors.

Where I live a sale virtually guarantees a review, but that's because of the unique aspects of our state and local law.

We have implemented a unique tenant upgrade package for the existing tenants that have already increased the average rental income from $562 /month to approx. $870 /month to date.

I lived in Rhinelander for 3 years, and bought like crazy, demand is high, but their are unique problems that come up, like winter, ice dams some years needing roofs shoveled off, and slow pay tenants are a bit more just the norm.

@Kyle Varga development is what we do and there are a few things that make it a unique animal but if I can do it so can everyone.  

Phoenix has so many unique areas (south mountain, downtown, uptown, etc.), we have to be very specific on the location to properly determine the market analysis. 

I wouldn't say her being demanding is something you are able to evict for.

Hey BP community,I have came across a possible 8-plex for sale, which has a unique history, that I need some advice on.The building has 8 units with 7 of them rented weekly and one rented monthly.