That comes down to screening the applicants.In Texas, the big drive behind the bill was the low income housing authority...

Currently rents are quite low even with healthy growth in the job market and relatively low delivery of new projects.

You may want to try some "driving for dollars" style marketing to get some sellers for flips in the area.If you find yourself in the need for architectural help on your future flips, please feel free to contact me.Have a stellar week,Ryan

An emerging market is experiencing job growth and local government support for the job growth.

I have two different areas that are primed for population growth over the next 5-10 years.

The driving force of that answer is whether they will make return while doing so.

It's a great App to use when driving for dollars.

I would be interested in driving down and meeting up with everyone depending on what day you pick.

That's why I'm investing in a sick website =] I have heard about the Friday Up and Sunday Down technique... that's a lot of driving...

Well thanks everyone I resolved the issueI went by the property todayThe tenant purchased a lawn mower and actually did a pretty decent job of cutting back the ivy and grass and getting rid of the 20 tons of pine needlesSo I agreed to pay him 50 for the past four monthsand worked out an arrangement taking into consideration the shade and the growth seasons.I wrote up a working contract that separates what he does with the lawn from his tenancy.