Most cities have one.

But I would start attending local real estate meet ups in your city.

I just heard that starting in 2019, the City of Cudahy is going to require all property owners with a property that has 4 units or more to pay for private trash and recycling pick up.

My fellow brothers and sisters of Pittsburgh.  I'm looking for guidance from anyone that reads this post and goes even further by clicking and reading my profile.  Once you do that you're at a point of no return so ju...

We recently bought a Duplex in the city we live in (within British Columbia) and have quite a large mortgage on the property ($700,000).

I remember him reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and also having many properties in Mexico.

Also, if you buy the property, your property taxes are going to increase because of the new, higher sale price, so go to the Property Appraiser's website and see what their MIL rate (usually a combination of both the county and city),  Finally, run your numbers through the BP Rental Property Calculator. 

I am getting confused on the path people can take to build their deals over time So, I am wanting to know if there is anyone in the Kansas City area that is an investor and owns their own business.

You may have more local responses in that forum if you need a bank is a specific city. 

Just wondering if any one has had experienced before :I just a notice from city of oakland, RAP stating that my ex-tenant filed a petition for reduce of services, for a broken and damaged fence, hole under the kitchen sink and window handlebar broken.