@Kevin Siedlecki the mill rate in Madison is half what Fairfield charges for property taxes so I can see why closer to 1% still works for you. 

I’ve also launched half-a-dozen digital products and tech startups, including one social network.Digital projects are fun but I also enjoy brick and mortar projects too!

I am currently half way complete with the rehab.

A strip mall and a gas station have been interested in it the last few years but the only land for sell was the half by the two highways or half the size I told you about.

It is half brick half siding....definitely needs new sighting.  

I'd say half the units in my area under a 24 unit complex are for sale, pretty much like most small motels, mom and pop drive-ins, small dinners, older storage facilities and car lots leased to used car dealers who go  bust every 3 years.

If you can do direct mail, use postcards rather than letters to cut your cost in half and focus on absentee owners first.

For the same rent you could by a property out of the area for half the purchase price.

Yesterday I let the lines run full tilt for about half an hour (my water bill is going look like the national debt) and that didn’t cure it.

Queens has a very dense population and there are a lot of people that own apartments for around $100,000, where as the house prices are closer to half a million and way over.