,  price point, commute to empolyment centers, etc, who do you think is likely to rent the place?

I herd even a built in entertainment center can do a lot.

@Leann Lilly, I only make drop offs at Crozer when it's the crisis center.  

I definitely can't afford an American answering service/ call center yetI have a couple numbers set up-- 1 for property management, tenant calls, potential tenants and another for lead generation, buying commercial properties, contractors, vendors etcOne thing that's driving me nuts and confusing me is I have both numbers routing to my iPhone and GV doesn't tell me which number it's calling from to take, nor if it's a non- RE call directly to my iPhone.Anyways I'm thinking of the following VoIPs which can also integrate into direct marketing, Virtual Assistants (VAs- for this I've been searching Upwork and see rates at $6-7 for english speakers), and in the future implement a CRM (I currently use Buildium for tenants and Excel/ PropertyRadar for acquisitions and leads).What are the best VoIP/ GV alternatives?

But Buffalo is a city of some 250,000 people, less denser, and some 378 miles away from the population center of NYC.

I was told to rent to a Regional Center patients with high autism.

For class A apartments I can't think of a better zip in central OH for new construction than Lewis Center.

The left side of the building is a Business Center that does all sorts of printing, ( architects blue prints, menus, flyers, business cards, faxing, phone answering service, resume service, etc ) The right side of the building has a three offices.

But then bought 2 shopping centers one in Rocklin CA  and can't remember the other and a nice 2 million dollar home next to me in Napa... so its not only real estate many ways to make money.

I been taking notes of what things add value to homes I herd even a wood entertainment center built in the wall can add value!