It stood - pawing the ground, grunting, slinging slobber - as it eyed him.

I looked my new 60+ year old tenant in the eye and told her rent is due by the 5th, and if i don't have it I WILL start the eviction process on the 6th.  

As far as real estate cycles hotels tend to do best when the economy is good or the perception of it is good in they eyes of corporations and the general public.So right now on an alternative comparison asset class analysis you could say apartments are overvalued and peaking in the cycle.

Many times the stated cap rate is far from the actual cap rate because the listing broker leaves out major items like vacancy, PM & repairs just to attract more eyes to their listings.

I, too, have been keeping an eye on the Cape Coral market.

If you want to invest in Baltimore you might want to have eyes on the ground here.

I do have my eye on a great complex in a middle class community called Bartlett, TN -  but its $5mI'm currently selling a 6 unit apartment complex in a working class community for only $155k

Was turning a eye sore into the pretty house of the area.

@Thomas Sutton Yes, I am definitely keeping an eye out for duplexes and might have to comprimise by obtaining a duplex rather than a triplex or quad. 

I've never heard it explained like that before--about a flip remodel being perceived as "new and unused" and therefore worth more in a buyer's eyes.