They end up actually raising the prices of existing non-regulated apartments and properties, and have a very chilling effect on investor activity in the subject area.Of course, there are cases where some regulation is required for those nasty slum-lord types to prevent kicking out someone in the middle of winter into the deep, freshly-fallen snow, or if they won't fix the hot water for weeks at a time.But, IMO, the more government gets their sticky fingers involved in a legitimate business, the worse they make the situation; it is almost never improved.  

@Tim Y.All of the homes are rentals, this park is way over priced, also make sure that the right of way getting into the park next to the store is a granted easement or something that you can continue to use because the store is also for sale, the maintenance numbers are way low for the homes that are in this parkGet the true numbers of everything before considering this parkGood luck

Long story short, a jewlery store was in the location before us and the insurance company forced them to remove the tenants, staircase, eletrcial, etc, but it's 2500 sq ft that could probably hold 3 apartments.  

One last thing, dont buy from big box store.

A platform that 1.Stores contact information2. automatically email blasting whether it be about new listings we pick up, enter escrow on, close deals, team highlights, market info, etc3.

We did attempt to negotiate but it was fresh on the market so we didn’t want to miss out on the deal. 

Just wanted to get an idea on what other hosts are using to keep their rentals fresh for your guests.

The exterior has been freshly painted, it has new windows and doors.

Currently all of our accounts are joint, but we store all of our individual deposits in separate savings accounts.

I’m fresh out of college and have read a couple of real estate books.