I served with several people who used their time in the military and their travels to invest in multiple markets, adding some diversity to their portfolio of properties...this is one thing you can consider if you are able to handle not being close to the properties all the time.I am not sure what the market is like there in Charleston, but if it is good that could present a new starting point for you.

However after talking with multiple mold specialists it can run 1k-35k just for clean up and if that is the case I figured another 20k in construction costs.

For instance, I have a partnership where we formed a business and work multiple projects out of that business, meaning any dissolution could get complex since we could have multiple projects going on simultaneously.

In fact, there could be multiple different types of investments (i.e. money markets, stocks, bonds, etc) within the retirement account.

They already put the report in for the "Revenue Protection Department".According to the gas man, they have this happen and see this daily, multiple times.

Back to my point, the discussion and request seem to be very broad in nature opposed to specific, which I think also illustrates a lack of acute understanding of those attempting to engage in a discussion about notes.

I disagree with everyone about working with multiple agents.

I suggest getting multiple bids.

We had multiple offers within the first 2 days of listing and had an accepted offer at full list on the 3rd day!

@Jon Holdman has some posts that go into more details; he recently got even more specific than just the $500 per door.Again, it is per unit, so when you say $12000 per year, is that total for 1 unit or multiple units?