It is always nice to see another Ct., resident in the forums.

I'm losing the appreciation but it's still a nice return and less of a headache.

Low cost process that yields a nice result, just a regular gray paint works wonders on the floor.

My business partner has a nice salary, but terrible credit.

There is a nice contingent of members from Rochester on here that are willing to help out so ask your questions in the forums and many of us will pick up on them with our keyword alerts.Also check out FFREIA if you are interested in meeting other members in the Rochester area as most of us attend those meetings.

My day job is Avionics Software Engineer, so I am trying to learn how one evaluates such commercial properties and how one obtains factual information to based investment decision on such class of properties.The broker who proposed this purchase provided nice graphs with comparable curves of average vs. the property metrics, such as prices per sq.ft, vacancy, price per unit etc.However, the report is missing correlation to a specific properties the comparison is based on.Am I being unreasonable by asking comp information that is customary for SFR and low count multi?

nice looks like a ton of people wrote listings with a 12/31 expiration

Originally posted by @Jon Klaus: Put them on your credit card, get the miles, and pay off the card.I don't do miles, but always on the card and get the associated "rewards".Also just got a few new business lines with 18 month 0% so it would have been nice to get a big tax deduction in 2013 that I wouldn't have to actually pay until 2015

Unfortunately my b.p. has a nice income but terrible credit, and I have no proof of income but a 720 credit score, so we have decided on using HML, and possibly having to pay reno costs out of our own pocket, while we deal with that.

Welcome to BP @Shane Keck ,Nice to see another Washingtonian join the community.