Flat part of SC near 101.

Or rather, like hurricanes or any other issue with any other location, it's already baked into the price. 

The property is a solid brick 2-flat featuring hardwood flooring; original woodwork; updated kitchens with maple cabinets, granite counters and stainless appliances.

Did you happen to buy the lots already flat or tear downs?

My father is also a self employed contractor and we are considering merging the businesses and having me put on a flat salary.

We “include” utilities, but believe we have them already baked into the rent from the start.

I have seen 1% list fee and flat fee listing brokers which are essentially FSBO. 

Think about it this way: just about every person you know, see, or talk to has flat or negative value - meaning if you sold off all their assets and paid off all their debts they'd still owe money.

If it doesn’t, then the option becomes worthless.In a market with flat to falling prices, you can get caught on the wrong side of locking in properties at current prices since that option money goes out the window...If the property does increase in value, then someone might want to buy the option off of you.

Several investors are having success with converting their 2 flats into single family homes and selling.