One feeds outdoor hose bibbs and sprinkler systems, and they are not billed for sewage for this line.

I don't know of any system like that right now.

For large apartment complexes, CoStar is pretty good since they own Apartments.com and property managers feed data directly into the system.

I'm a software developer so I wrote my own system for keeping my books straight. 

In the old days I think I’d be called a “landlord” I set goals, built systems, and learned from my mistakes. 

- More development in the making I.e: transit systems, jobs, schools, major retailers(walmart, Home Depot, Starbucks)- Consistent occupancy- Higher cash flow (appreciating as well)- Low average property value- USDA eligible- Safer - Recreational activities (city like) Thanks in advance for replyLooking for Property, want to make sure I pick the best area.

Most of the updates are cosmetic throughout, but the house has an old boiler /radiator system for heating (no ductwork is installed).

You should always check out the major systems in the property i.e. the roof, the A/C, the water heater, the foundation, etc..

Have a system in place for when these problems happen and be ready to execute!

I would like to get my real estate license after I move to Illinois so that I can get better acquainted with the system and potentially use that to my advantage if I buy in Illinois more than just the one house per PCS which has been my usual.