I have an awesome family play area.It is the lake and I provide water toys.

I don't really notice too much change in the Winter months, maybe a bit of slowing in the number that move out, but parsing through many years of data, I don't see any identifiable patterns of slowing rentals when it gets cold and blustery. 0Having said that, I have been seeing extremely strong rent up in the past 3 months.

So, a quick rough estimate of my expected usage: portland cement to water ratio is 2:1 with no aggregate added, foam to slurry ratio roughly 4:1.

How long have most of you been hustling with Direct mail marketing, cold calling driving for dollars.

Tenants want free water, utilities, rent, and now you may also be subject to provide the building with free Internet.If it was such a deal and a steal; I assure you someone or some company with larger pockets would had bought it already. 

Especially all that foreclosed inventory that's been sitting in the shadows for the last year and a half, that will now be stripped of copper and have frozen pipe damage after sitting through the cold, vacant. 

We're coming into cold weather season... this is when BUYING opportunities begin to HEAT up.

If your tenant receive any other charge (late fee, water bill etc...) they can not make one single payment for the total amount due.

Anyone heard of services like Choice Warranty that take care of any maintenance items for your houses like heating/plumbing/sewer/water issues/appliances, etc.?

Anyone heard of services like Choice Warranty that take care of any maintenance items for your houses like heating/plumbing/sewer/water issues/appliances, etc.?