I think in the long term the Town of Breckenridge has the right idea and maintaining the quality of life for residents and our community is extremely important.

Great information for sure, and have gained considerable insights into optimizing RE investment strategies.     

We maintain a $100K HELOC at our local credit union, secured by our primary residence.

(Maintain your properties, screen your tenants well, keep up your end of the lease, and keep good liability insurance as a first protection against lawsuits).

It's understandable if you don't have the money to get/maintain a RE license right now but down the road when you start making more money a RE license will  open up so many new doors. 

I'm going at it hard, but want to maintain traction with a good mailing campaign.

We also maintain a relationship with the International Student Programme Offices at the local universities and with the multicultural association in the city ... and get many referrals this way.

I wanted to make a cedar fence as I like the look and if maintained last quite a while while creating a nice privacy barrier.

I have found that commercial rentals are much easier to maintain, the tenants seem more stable and there is less turn around.

The bottom of the tub is cracked and several repairs have failed to maintain it.