But, there tend to be fewer surprises in new construction (making accurate budgeting easier) and the potential payoff is usually much higher.Your first order of business is to find out your zoning for your lot -- that zoning will determine what you can build.

It's kinda driving me nuts, because I feel like I am doing the math right, until I get to the end . . .

I am making too much of this but it drives me nuts not to know. 

Here in Galveston, my units tend to be split about 70% AirBnB & 30% VRBO so it is good to see data on both. 

I believe it is a flat tax of $15 for all new bikes purchased, adult size I think.I drive uber for a while in Portland, bike riders were my biggest fear, they are nuts.

Not sure if a judge wouldn't count text as notice in this case though since they tend to be more like Judge Judy than Perry Mason on issues like this.The dishwasher, I would not allow for reduced rent.

Hard money still tends to close faster than banks though, but it's usually 3-4 weeks for these type of loans (as opposed to the 1-2 weeks for rehab loans).

Lots of these folks in Boston and I echo the others that these folks tend to be great tenants.

There are a lot of CRMs out there, but they all tend to fail on that email integration.

Then turn around and get a HELOC on your home and you can make your other decisions from there.Personally, there's no way I would pay off the student loans given how they tend to be fairly reasonable in terms of rates.