You should remove it as it looks ugly and will make the space feel more spacious and modern.  

It’s a loan, I just make payments back, and it’s easy to explain.Cons:-Can’t combine that with bank financing because most banks don’t want another lien on the property and I don’t think I could get anyone to invest without me putting the property as collateral.

Many will combine the income approach with the comparable approach.

You combine that with a client giving me an offer I couldn't refuse in Florida so I got out of it about 6 years ago but I suspect I'll be back to something like that in the future because frankly I know now that I can do it. 

Perhaps @John Underwood can write a book for South Carolina - all he has to do is combine all his posts.

The facts are:Annual forecasted % change from 2017-21:GDP 1.6%Employment 0.4%Unemployment rate (% of workforce) 4.9%Household disposable income 1.0%Population 0.0%To me those projections aren’t the most attractive compared to (1) other individual markets in the US, or (2) the US national average as a whole.I see Buffalo’s biggest strength to be affordable housing, but I am concerned about (1) its dependency on traditional manufacturing, as other booming areas have moved into tech and services, as well as (2) the ageing population combined with 0% growth until 2021.Initiatives aiming to grow the city appears to be (1) Buffalo Billion (subsidies to e.g.

Some of us do a combination of buy/hold and lending.

I have analyzed a few deals and from what I can tell the cash flow from them combined with what I have now, I am covered 100% if all goes well.

I hate this guy, but this statement sums up much of modern society:

Account ClosedTire Kicker tendencies appear, but I push thru.....or maybe we can be combinations with slower progression...I do manage my own, but at some point plan to release to PM....