There's a lot of things being developed (i.e. the increased container business, auto export, a new consolidated airport downtown that will likely be international, the redevelopment of Broad Street, the redevelopment of downtown Mobile, city council announced in July they are talking with another Airbus supplier to move to Brookley Field, the development of the Technology Corridor downtown) all of which are going online now, next year and the years to come. 

I use this for one of my properties. not as feature rich as others but does online payments easily and securely.https://www.erentpayment.com/- i used this once and has good customer service and good auto payment features. $3 fee per transaction/month for landlord or you can opt to bill the fee to tenant since they want to do this...I've used other free services before but they have closed down in the past few years since they weren't able to generate a profit with their other non-free services (go figure!)

Here's a run down of last years expenses:2016:o auto - $ 125o cleaning & maintenance - $ 540o insurance - $ 1499o repairs (tree work) - $ 1296o supplies - $ 338o taxes - $ 4,213o utilities - $ 276They are willing to offer a 15 year term at 6% is this fair?

Anything under is an auto yes, anything over requires our approval.

I have been on auto-pilot the last couple of months and have blamed my recent move and new job for my lack of motivation and overall productivity. 

Of course, if I were needing to haul around lots of equipment on a weekly basis, I might then go for a pickup or van as well.Regardless of the fact that I own a fairly efficient vehicle, biking is still the better option and the main reason why my auto transportation costs are low.

I just had an auto-alert setup on Redfin to alert me for any multi-families under $350k.

Landlord on Auto Pilot. 

The family choose not to sue the teen or his family, their target...... the auto manufacturer.

I personally hate selling home and auto's... so I don't really focus on it.