Here in Kansas City there is virtually ZERO access to branded class C Exec Suites.

I thought I did all the right things by hiring a licensed PM (not the cheapest) who answered my screening questions the best - and I am going to be taking repossession of the property in about 30 days.I've been watching and reading some great things on tips for setting up virtual "showings" and I was researching lock boxes when I stumbled upon smart locks. 

I provided a furnished room and amenities geared to that group and advertised on the bulletin board at the University of Washington School of Medicine.

As a former renter and a former smoker, I'm stunned that smoking is so universally rejected.

IN GA they are once a month and its quite the show.. you need to do your own title search up front.. to be successful you probably have to follow 50 homes that month figuring 48 will postpone redeem .. wholesaler got to them they renegotiated with the bank etc.. virtually impossible to just hone in on one home.. 

Universities are competing and succeeding in attracting more students: It'S the best place to work live, play for national or foreign millenials and seniors alike.

If not; what I did was create a foundation -- a virtual cooperative network --- (still in progress) to connect with potential investors.

A 30% Down payment is common .Recommend you check into the RV University website.  

She had a teaching degree from the University of Illinois & took a job nearby to teach kindergarten.She was on vacay for a month in Taiwan.

Has any of commercial veterans here heard about Top Dogs University's commercial real estate training course?