Both superb credit.The 3rd is no a one year lease while they are building a custom home.

But for the advertising customer without "king content", the ROI is extremely low.

Now this program was very promising, as it was based on MS Access, which would allow for a great deal of easy customization and further manipulation of data from external programs (Word, Excel, etc).

(There were some fine points to this which are a little vague now, but it is pretty accurate)Also, in my experience, a Standard Purchase Agreement (or whatever your local RE board calls it) has a section that spells out who is the CLIENT, and who is a CUSTOMER.

It has additional value if it is perceived as adding value in the eyes of typical prospective tenants.While dishwashers and laundry equipment certainly add value, you really need to think these through.

They will know the laws and where to get the right forms if you do not need something custom (you should not).John Corey

Again I need measurements, but it’s larger than most 300K new homes and has more custom cabinet space for sure.The laundry room is also on the main level.

Many investors in the US see Rochester (and other parts of upstate & western NY state) as having great cash flow but poor appreciation prospects.

I would say over the long term, on average, you will talk to 10-12 people in order to actually show to 4 or 5 prospects, and get 1-2 good quality applications; 7-10 days would be an average vacancy period, assuming minimal change of occupancy maintenance.It really is dependent on your local market, and the specific unit, as I have had MANY same day COO, and MANY six weeks or more, not counting actual repair time.

You would probably want to customize it some, too.