I'll bet as soon as I get chickens they will enforce that though...In any case, the new house is in an HOA with no rental cap but they require board approval on paper.

Once this is achieved, I would bet your husband is more on board to save more money for the next investment and with mortgage rates this low, let your renters continue to pay off your current mortgages.My two cents as and investor, CPA and husband.

However, the location, schools and charm of Edgewood (and the Hollywood area) to me makes it a fairly safe bet.

For single family homes, your best bet will be the comparable sales method.

However, we find that the alpha becomes insignificant when controlling for exposures to Betting-Against-Beta and Quality-Minus-Junk factors.

Dimon, et al. feel that it is their right to gamble totally unregulated while still being backed by the tax payer if their bets fail? 

Since he has owned each property for a number or years, it seems that his long-term strategy has been to cut corners and avoid capital expenditures, betting on appreciation in the end.It seems to me that two of his parcels in particular would be excellent candidates to be torn down and replaced with high-end apartments or condos; the same thing is happening across the street with another, much nicer (but much larger) multifamily property.2, The second person Currently, I am building a mentor-mentee relationship with a local investor who has fix-and-flipped over 200 properties.

These chinese shops that pop around every city is a good bet with pricing on quartz.

In fact, I would bet that they somehow blame you in this situation.  

Your best bet is to contact an MAI appraiser in your area and ask for a feasibility study as to the highest and best use.It's not always up to you from a market aspect, unless you build it.