Its still tough to find tenants in Feb or March in WI in my experience. 

Yeah, I'm in a tough market and almost impossible for me to get in.

You will likely be "self employed" as opposed to a w-2 type employee.

They created a page long document labeled "Streetname Notice" and proceeded to write that Ford was looking to expand into the area and that in the near future homes were going to be re-evaluated for future employee housing (The way it was described to me didn't make much sense).

Price drop could simply be that it’s essentially a cash purchase since no inspection is allowed and it’s tough to drum up buyers for cash in Alberta at the moment.

Unfortunately, Philly is a tough place to get parking if you do not have it already.

Be aware that if they really are "borderline hoarders" you may be in for a tough road.

That's how it goes in America.He learned a tough lesson.Good Luck!

If you're running the numbers in spreadsheets and have experience in estimating the rehab costs (tough part) you'll find it works.

Hi Everyone -I am looking for some advice on what you are seeing property managers charge in New England for larger multifamilies, 50 units and above, including all the costs of employee payroll (leasing agents, site manager, etc) but excluding maintenance.