Most of the areas that these companies work you would not consider high end markets or hot markets like Austin, Vegas or Phoenix but predominately rental markets like St.

Not completely by a long shot, especially in a hot market.Im not saying sell things way above your market, but if you should know if an appraiser uses crappy comps and be able to call them out on it.

I also feel like I am not able to compete for any hot deals because I can only go down there once a month.Considering the travel costs for scouting properties and the fact that I most likely have to hire a property manager for my rental property am I approaching this the wrong way?

I did not allow 3' pools, I have allowed hot tubs with covers on a deck.

When the market is hot more average people will consider investing... when the market is down and full of fear the average person without experience wouldn't consider REI

I have apartment units in a hot market because of its NYC commuter friendly local.

The IRS is making this one of their hot topics.

It depends on the price point you need to hit and the purpose - like additional insulation - you are trying to accomplish.One of my favorite inexpensive methods requires two guys for about 3-5 hours of time for each, and does not require much in the way of skill.First, they drive galvanized or hot dipped rebar into the ground every 2 feet on a line directly inside of the perimeter wall about 1/2" in from exterior.

These kind of shingles are made to last 20 years, and being they are light colored, they won't be as hot either.

We have a 6 unit on well and the inspector said the large pressure tank is probably what's contributing to the well being sufficient but if we add washers we should consider a new well.Also think about something like a specific no pools/hot tubs in the lease (may not even come up but you could get someone filling one of those 2 footer pools for their kids and not even thinking about water).