Hello all, I am an architect living in San Francisco and I am currently exploring investment options in the Midwest.

It's based on public data and user input.

I think the data you have does warrant further investigation at the very least.

Also exploring wholesaling.

If you need a permanent policy for legacy planning, you can explore that in the future.10x of the breadwinners salary on them and 5x on the spouse can be a reasonable guideline.

KyleI want to explore the market there in BCS.

I'm new to BP and just starting to explore real-estate investment.

If you could get access to the data, the time from the first NOD to the current MLS entry is likely to be approaching a full year and the lender needs to get this dead wood off their books.You might attempt a Short Sale if they will talk to you.If the new MLS goes stale too - - suspect issues with the property condition.

Vote that night to hire professional management company. 6) In the mean time, don't expect much by the way of meetings, data and budgets. 7) Board decisions cannot be made via email and board meetings need to be publicized to the owners (the sunshine law) unless you the board is in executive session. 8) Any savvy buyer will see that the board members are serving the same positions, that there are no minutes, no reserve studies, no audits, no financials, etc. that's if this lady responds to an agent or buyer with a resale certificate!

It didn't escape me that my home value should only go up based on the school's reputation, and the limited options for a home with a sizeable lot, but I don't have any data to back that up.