If they lose a small group of ultra conservatives who are pissed they can't carry guns in a particular store, but make the vast majority of people feel safer then it's worth it for them. 

I typically use semi gloss ultra white for all trim and doors.  

We came across these zone systems that boast being able to heat and cool a large area, have no duct work, are energy efficient, and are less than $2000. 

To me, its a no brainer and it seems like to most hasidic jews its already been a no brainer to buy in greenville since a few years. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/02/nyregion/ultra-...hasidim-new-jersey.htmlI see the new developments already being finished around ocean ave where i just closed on, and the corner deli is being torned down as we speak.

It sounds like you're ok for capital expenditures, but if you want to be ultra conservative put in an additional $140 - $170 per month for capex.I'd be interested to see how the numbers look on the BP calculator.  

@Lisa Alexander House hacking in Hudson County is a great way to break into real estate investing, especially in this current market environment with inflated home prices and ultra-low interest rates for owner-occupied properties.

A lot of that stuff taught in school students never use in real life unless they have specific professions that require it.There are programs on the market now in Excel where they have Macro's and you simply input numbers and solve for XX return.Residential is definitely less math intensive whereas commercial where value is mostly based off of calculations it is ultra important to have at least mastered the basics.  

BP boasts "learning about real estate without all the hype" but I've always felt like an information gap like this could be misinterpreted as just that... hype.I don't blame BP for this.

I now use that same nozzle to clean the BBQ racks.I often wondered if the ultra sonic de-scaler we used in my days in the lab would have been more efficient.

These secondary markets (think Austin, Portland, Nashville, Charlotte, and similar cities) boast lower costs of living—particularly in housing—and strong growth potential.