At this point, I'm almost just waiting for the next thing that was "rehabbed" to break. 

Over the years they've compiled to appx 50,000 emails and I'd like to convert this to a Google Sheet with a few columns (title of message, body of message, email address of poster, date posted, and if possible files & photo attachments).

Companies such as Apple & Google are moving in, developments are breaking ground and expanding their footprint creating new opportunities & investors from all areas of the US are starting to fix & flip.

Although it was much more delayed (a whole year) because of issues breaking ground on the community and then hindered distribution lines for materials, it ended up being a good deal for us.We’re getting a 13% CoCROI and the appraisal came in for 8.5% higher than the purchase price.

Our PM does all the stuff for the condo that it does for apartment complexes, like porter services for bulky trash, lightbulb replacements outdoor, picking up litter, paying landscapers, sending in a plumber when some plumbing breaks outside, maintaining the pool, maintaining the sports courts, etc.So, why did *I* choose a condo?

Your body will thank you 😊

Does your lease say there is a break lease fee? 

What valid reasons I can give him without breaking NJ law?

I'm a high income professional and so is my wife, and we are looking into a vacation rental purchase that will serve for both tax depreciation (cost seg study and bonus depreciation against other income) as well as hopefully break even or even provide some positive cash flow going forward.

I use 5% of gross rent for each, which may seem like a lot, but when the water heater breaks you'll be happy you set it aside.