It was going up to street level and I was going that way anyway.So get this....The elevator gets to the top.

They all come up with ways to “fix” things yet rely on healthcare companies and drug companies for contributions to get re-elected.

I just had a tenant move out of a 1 bedroom unit on a busy street.

Darryl, the Donalds are entertaining and insightful however, odds are you will never play in the arenas of which he speaks.You will be best served by reading practical down to earth nuts and bolts methods of doing the street level deals long before you building Luxury highrise buildings across the globe.I like Don but his books really won't help the small investor much, other than motivating you to think very BIG!

You know the demographics, the streets, shopping centers, places of worship, if any new developments are happening, companies in town, schools, etc.   

What about things I don't have a receipt for, like paying a kid down the street to mow the lawn and shovel snow?

Other than being located on a busy street, this is about as prime of a location as you can get.

Current word on the street is major plant closings are scheduled up-n-down the Hudson Valley. 

I will say cash flow places I work in are more West side than East side but lately I been seeing some better deals on the Eastside so its not an easy market to read with each street being something different.

The exact same floor plan with same cabinets and tile counter sold across the street for more than asking 2 weeks ago.