Price goes by state, neighborhoods, amenities, and features. 

Tonight, we had the opportunity to meet and hear from both Jake Stenziano and @Gino Barbaro (truly rockstar RE investors and authors of Wheelbarrow Profits, featured on BP Podcast 182) as well as one of the areas top commercial multi-family brokers, Steve Goldman of Goldman Partners Realty.

TenantCloud also has reporting features that make it very easy for your accountant come tax time.

i don't know of any land features or investors so I hope you don't mind me skill commenting here.

I think the surrounding tenants might enjoy the added features of his business.

My interest in Baltimore are several:- It is close to my home in Laurel- It was featured in some recent reports as being even better for rental income than Atlanta- There is some investor activity around Hollins Market and U.

Then add some add-on features like yard service or security system for an additional fee per month.e. find an investor who would exchange that house for a house they have in your market.

After that there is usually a featured speaker on an important topic.

I rarely talk to anyone including the park manager and contractors.I do like wells fargo business account web site features, bill pay, debit card etc.  

But it has some other attractive features: Details: Minimum loan: $100,000; Maximum loan: $2MMaximum LTV: 80% of purchase price (seller can carry 2nd position for up to 20%, so zero-down loan is possible)2+ unit or commercial properties only; no owner-occupied4% interest-only for 12 mos., followed by 8% interest-only for up to 9 additional years.2% origination fee3% pre-payment penalty if paid off in years 0-5; no prepayment penalty in years 6-10.When I do the math, the required monthly payment at 8% interest-only is about the same as 5.25% financing amortized for 20 years...sort of a typical local bank rate for commercial property.