So, if you invested $100K its reasonable to expect $10K a year in true income.My viewpoint on using equity in your house is likely to be a minority view.

The house in question is about 6 min walking distance from Turner Field at the same time a short drive from Grant Park proper.I want to get market insights from fellow investors in Atlanta and get their point-of-view on what they are seeing around Peoplestown/Turner Field area and their thoughts about investing close in the area.I recently read an article in AJC about GSU plans to develop Parking lots and the redevelop the entire area.

To me this goes hand in hand with narrow pad spacing and you can't buy 10-12' homes any more, least that's my view from driving local parks and not seeing any newish inventory.

http://www.redfin.com/CO/Denver/3962-S-Chase-Way-80235/home/34215876The house is magnificent, and the view is breath-taking.

One of those things that is nice to have in place, but the tenant had the chance to view the property and saw it didn't have them before they leased it.Stop paying these fees to your property mismanager.

I have 2 more viewings this week.

This is not a view of the world we see much here on BP.4.

I've read two of Robert Kiyosaki's books (I'm sure plenty of people have mixed views on him and the books), I've learned as much as I could from several mentors, and I'm constantly thinking of breaking from the mundane cycle of going to school to get a career, and I'm hoping to own my own business someday.

I'm fairly new so I could be off base but that is how I see it at least from my view in Texas.

A property worth paying a premium for is arguably not 'over-priced' to market.