I'm sure that for a period of time it'll have an impact on the demand for all the existing units within range of the new building's rent range.

In general, I have never really understood why the 85 corridor is not more in demand, but the money definitely flows to the 77 side, partly because of the lake.  

That, and I think overall as a nation, there is a huge shortage of talented engineers, so demand is very strong right now...

Now, when you say he left this weekend, hopefully, I believe (not a lawyer, no legal advice) that means, however unlikely, that he could still demand access to the unit until lease end date unless you actually perform eviction proceedings, even if he owes you rent.  

in today's mail i received both a 'Renewal Offer' and in a separate envelope a 'Notice of Cancellation of Insurance' with a 'Past Due' bill demanding $600 plus $10 late fee.since my policy with Farmers ended April 30 and I was unhappy with their rates, as of may 1 i switched to Amica and was told i don't need to cancel my old policy as it expired.some nerve farmers has to mail a renewal offer yet renew it without my auth and already apply $10 late fee barely 10 days into if i had let it renew.i've had other issues with farmers which i could go on and on about, for instance they doubled my auto insurance premium because my discount affiliation letter listed the dates i was active with the organization but was missing a date it was signed by the officer, etc, ridiculous stuff; suffice it to say, farmers?

They give you the homework assignment to go home the first night and call your credit card companies and demand a credit limit increase.  

Hey Y'all, long time no talk :)I am doing some preliminary research into house hacking in NH and was wondering if anyone knew which communities are in that sweet spot where it is safe to live, there is tenant demand, there is some inventory, but prices are reasonable... haha I know asking a lot... maybe this is super secret info.Thanks!

There is a lot of demand from young professional families who want a house and a yard but are still committed to city living.  

Similar to your small business, real estate demands working capital to promote growth and stability.The amount thats needed in your reverse is much more of a personal finance question.

Best case, it re-performs and you make 60-90%.This also doesn't count arrears which I can demand to be paid, or use as negotiation.Also, if the property is in a state where I can do a Forebearance agreement with deed in lieu I can get cashed out faster and save some cost.