My tenants are nurses, Amazon workers, social workers, teachers etc. the ROI on these houses is 25-30% after all expenses excluding repair and maintenance.......these are generally depends on the quality of finishes and account 0-12% of rents.There is no way it would be cap rate 11% on cheap houses. 

They can barely afford their teachers, let alone new facilities.

His contacts he provided me still enable me to increase my portfolio, I'm closing a property this Friday, funded by people Ryan helped me get involved with.

Or a general contractor, who comes highly recommended, has done many gut projects and has been known to spot those things Either way, you seem to have your original question well answered by your own experience - the best teacher of all (:

Regulations promulgated under valid enabling legislation will trump general provisions of contract law.  

Some of you guys who think that the repeal of glass-Stiegal or this regulation or that regulation enabled liar loans and 2008 aren't being realistic.

Note: I am not saying mentors, partners, or teachers.

Cities will always be popular because at our core we thrive by interacting with other people however technology will enable people to work in city jobs whilst in non city areas.

When the student is ready the teacher will appearYours is a great story and lesson for others; pay attention to your surroundings and keep your eye out for opportunity.

I am nearing retirement as a public school teacher.