I have a great head on my shoulders and more then enough drive to get to whatever level I need.

And your absolutely right.. after making the decision I immediately felt a huge weight off my shoulders.

You've definitely got some good experience and a good head on your shoulders.

A woman with money (with a good financial head on her shoulders) could be a very good investment.

I'd recommend that you hire a good experienced PM, and simply look over their shoulder for awhile.

I am getting the one for 100 pounds as it has overhead narrow shoulder straps for total movement.

I'm sure if I had someone standing over my shoulder the first time or two (or ten) advising and telling me what to do next I'd be successful.

So, it's difficult for any listing agent to really set themselves as head-and-shoulders above the average Realtor, since all Realtors place their listings in the MLS.

I have an idea of rates and the variations based on the occupancy and times of year (seasonals are rented for a certain rate for the main season, then reduced rates for shoulder seasons)My questions are based on the metrics experienced investors would use to 'translate' this into an analysis...as in what metrics would you use?

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