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@Thomas Long - downtown Pensacola check out Jaco’s at the end of the pier, Bagelheads (local breakfast spot), Fish House Restaurant,  Nick’s Boathouse and if your into jazz with a home cooked meal, Five Sisters Blues Cafe.

Our little town has it much better than others, even though it seems a little crazy right now for the blue collar folks looking for homes in Bozeman.If you figure that, an investor in California, bought their house for $500k about 15 years ago, has watched their property's value double, or even quadruple, since that time, and so then they can sell and buy a beautiful house in Bozeman with cash, then it starts to become clear.

Events like Grandma's, Blues Fest, 4th of July fireworks, and more, you'd be able to probably charge a little more than normal. 

They're basically the Kelly Blue Book of Mobile Home valuations. http://www.nadaguides.com/Manufactured-Homes

what if he slips and falls". you can question yourself till you are blue in the face. just work with the facts, confirm all the info checks out and even get a month to month if you are still unsure.most my tenants have filed for bankruptcy. come to think of it... i think it's all of them.

I had 200+ rental homes at my high point.My biggest success over the years came from buying GROUPS (5-8 houses) of older homes on a single parcel, in older, blue collar parts of town (not slums).

I'm 26 and my wife and I are looking to purchase our first home and have been huge fans of downtown the last two years (the pearl, blue star and etc).

I have my eyes on a house in the Kansas City area, solid B- area, blue collar, decent schools.

There are intrinsic values, such as blue sky in a business, perceived equities that can be transferred, reducing expenses or liabilities can be a value received, you might want the goose that lays the golden egg!