However the human aspect which is never accounted for kicks in and works against the program.

All stipulations, rules and financial health of the condo were included.

The problems are that while the neighborhood is rapidly up and coming with a brand-new courthouse, brand-new health center, brand-new art center, huge university presence there is still a level of transients in the area that make me Worried about a building there.

Hard to say which is better.My advice (which is worth exactly what you paid for it)If you can get a good enough deal on the right place, buy it now as long as it doesn't put your financial health at risk.

And ultimately, this is the only piece of information I really care about.Not saying that CoC isn't right for you (or that any particular metric isn't right for anyone else)...just that I find it lacking and for me it's just a short-term indicator of the health of a project.

Hello everyone,My principal broker is searching for health care plan options for our agents in the New York area.

Again, not a guarantee, but most often if you are dealing with someone who truly wants to purchase a house and for whatever reason just can’t right now, chances are you are dealing with someone a bit higher on the humanity scale than your average tenant.

Hi Angela, this prospect is a human being after all, I wouldn't feel that good having her entertain a hope and spending her time visiting your apartment..

I am also looking at the health/strength of these markets and would love some thoughts from local investors.

I'm like a human sponge...with a heart lol.