Thanks @Jaren Barnes.

I think what he needs to realize is when you build a community and a bad apple infects the rest, it's all going to come down. 

@Matthew Mello if I were you, I'd try to do an "apples to apples" comparison between the two alternatives you're most interested in.For example, pick a neighborhood in Providence and one in Fall River, and then find a 3-family on the market in each, with the same # of bedrooms and roughly same square footage, roughly same parking situation, etc.Then start working up a spreadsheet of income and expenses for each.

We also run an Airbnb cottage out of our barn the past six months and I LOVE IT!

Ken and Anita’s agency is called Red Barn and they’re located outside of Atlanta in Woodstock, GA.  

If you use an Apple double, click on the photo, so it is in its own window.

I randomly stopped by Barnes and Noble the other day and found Josh and Brandon's book, "How to Invest in Real Estate".

I just picked up Josh and Brandon's book "How to Invest in Real Estate" from Barnes and Noble the other day.

Originally posted by @Lawrence Barnes:@William S.

I am not saying the "bad apples" shouldn't get a defense, but their attorney should tell them they are breaking the law and they should take the $25,000 settlement.