The potential tenants typically don't expect one, and they frequently have their own they want to move into the property.We just closed on a couple of properties and, in both cases, the sellers left the washer and dryer behind.

For the most profitable flips, Maine is frequently mentioned, but is a bit pricey.

I am here in the Triangle market, and frequently am in Durham. 

We frequently provide value to the forum by answering questions and posting updates to the tax laws they relate to real estate.

We frequently refer to the dormers as dog houses when we put one into a bathroom we put in what they refer to as a full dormer as this give you a good size bathroom and eliminates the cramped feeling.

The brochure will include the answers to the questions you are asked most frequently and your phone number incase they are still interested in applying.

Since upstairs and downstairs share the same stack frequently, I would suspect a blockage or even pipe collapse down below the lower tenant.

We lost two tenants with pit bulls that caused a lot of property damage, one stripper who had frequent late night visitors, and another tenant who got behind on paying rent.

A 1-4 unit property is considered a residential property and, if you would be financing the purchase by placing a mortgage, you would be dealing with the residential lending arm of the organisation (bank, trust, credit union) lending on the purchase.Purchasing a mult-unit property (5+ units) is considered a commercial transaction and financing would generally be through the commercial lending practice of organisation.There is a catch here that small multi-unit properties (say 5 - 10 units) are frequently low enough in acquisition cost that a commercial lender will see the deal as being too small to be of interest.

These units are being managed by property management, but i would like your take on whether or not it is a good idea to check and communicate frequently personally with my tenants.I had both good and bad experience, some tenants tends to complain more about various issues after i visit them and walk the unit.