The rent meets the 1% rule as I think it reflects the quality of renovation and neighborhood.

They will handle everything, but they seem to upcharge everything anyway, so they don't always provide the value that their price should reflect.

Their NOI and Sales price reflect 4%.  

The meeting could also be about authorizing a new property, and the minutes could reflect that limited authorization. 

This is something our office does, fees a quite low, but I think it reflects the level of current work being performed, but charging a higher price.

Do not go with chalk paint as some recommend until you reflect a moment on why “ chalking” is considered a paint defect.

The article does not reflect on the increased difficulty in finding the deals. 

Even if it were accurate, it doesn't reflect how you are going to perform as a new investor.

Just curious about anyone's particular situation that maybe reflected this scenario (Baltimore rental owners only please, thanks).  

Back in 2021 I bought vacant land from seller that promised me that cannabis permits could be transferred to me and sold it to me for 136.5k  , however later on city council said cannabis permits can not be transferred.