I totally agree 65th Center is okay area.If I recall correctly 65th Center is surround by a lot of small businesses.( stores, activities, beauty and barber shops, etc )Most family that would move into this apartment building would be looking for Wauwatosa education for their children.Just my two cents

Food for thought.

The 50% rule (if I understand it correctly) says that your operating expenses will typically be 50% (plus/minus) of your market rent.

Compare the legal descriptions in each.If he owned the other lot, and if it was covered in the mortgage, but not in the foreclosure docs, then whoever did the foreclosure will go back and correct their mistake.If it was not included in the mortgage, then the mortgagee cannot foreclose it and you can try to make a deal with the previous owner or back out of the deal.Gursel

Wayne, Patrick is correct as a licensee is held to a higher standard of care in dealing with the public, they are seen (blindly in some cases LOL) as having greater knowledge and dealing from an advantageous position, it's viewed that way in all states but rules vary. :)

You are correct.

It was frustrating staying at all, but I also enjoyed putting food on the table.And I recommend that despite me being the ultimate go-getter and ready-for-adventure type.

Seriously.But these buyers are bringing $150k if I read it correctly

@J ScottYou're correct.

Here is a good Washington Post article (opinion piece) that I was discussing a few months ago with MC public school teacher who I know:http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-great-m...Here is a less politically correct, but more data-centric overview:http://greatergreaterwashington.org/post/19285/de-...And here is a report directly from MCPS that addresses the disparity of schools in the county:http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/OLO/Resources/Fi...More importantly, those I've spoken to believe that the trend isn't ending...