It was a Zoo, and the City charged you an arm and a leg for any type of ordinance violations that they could possible think of, such as a $3,200.00 fine if your grass in the alley was over 1 1/2 " high.  

Not sure what market you want to trade down to but it would be double digit if it is a high cash flow area.

I have a habit of trying make sure that I try to leave a person armed with as much as I can give them.

The plumber was a nice guy (in a small town) and said for us to dig it up without disturbing the line and he would replace the section for us.

Check the Worcester and Springfield areas a number of colleges student housing rentals can have huge returns if managed properly.TO find out about an area go to IREM.org search for ARM certified property managers.

Someone can have no control and just flail their arms everywhere, wear themselves out, and have limited to no impact simply because they do not have targeted control and laser focus on the objective.Conversely a few well placed strikes with proper technique in a matter of seconds will render the attacker down with the least amount of energy spent.We had an exercise over 10 years ago when I was first licensed.

I was looking at a $40k loan on a brick house and the best they would offer was a 15 year amortized 5/1 ARM at 5.5% and one point fee.

 - keyless entry that generates a 10 digit code that will only work for the date/time of their booking.  

And yes title companies are ok with digital signatures.  

You may be able to find 15 year fixed or loans with ARMs or balloons.