I heard about some kind of gizmo that you can put in your yard that emits a high pitched sound which is supposed to stop dogs from barking and not harm them.

It'll be owner occupied.So here's the poop:150y/o brick 3 story. 2000 sq'Needs: New roofpartial gut8 new windows (4 "historic" inserts)9 repaired windows2 new exterior doors and 1 rotted sill replacement.all new plumbing (3 baths 1/2, full, 3/4)mostly new electric (if only to sleep better)new furnace (though there are two on premises)A/Csome refinished floors, some carpetnew kitcheninsulationframingdrywallWe'll also want to deal with a concrete patio that's draining water toward the foundation before it causes problems.The place is in a transitional neighborhood (i.e 1 block away $300k homes and $150-275K condos, but plenty of ratty joints too).

On website B the boost would have been 11%.Because our sales level directly corresponded with our number of subscriptions, this caused quite an increase in our bottom line!

Your tenants will put more harmful things down the garbage disposal and sink than the higher end tenants and will leave you more of a clean up job on turnover.OTOH your lower end tenants will let you slide on coming right over to fix a broken disposal or running toilet.

I hope the big noreaster didn't cause you too much havok.

If you have one...if it's a lost my shirt story, skip it, cause it's not quite what I want to hear right now.

I live here in Ohio where the state government has caused an exodus of good jobs over the past several years.

I own a house in South Dakota but live in Oklahoma now.I have a negative cash flow from this house of about $150 month.Do you think I should hang on to this house for a while to see if I can turn a profit, or am I just trying to hang onto a lost cause?

Do you think I should hang on to this house for a while to see if I can turn a profit, or am I just trying to hang onto a lost cause?

He then interrupts me and asks me to tell him of one case where roaches physically harmed someone.