The condominium neighborhood is apparently broken up in to multiple groups.

Used to be a nice area, now it’s filled with 300+ homeless people, 100+ tents, and broken down RVs, trash everywhere.

rehabbed the trashed studio into a 1 bedroom, made repairs to broken exterior staircases, coin operated laundry room, and fixing up the garage for extra income.

I guess you can say I am a bit broken-hearted.

Using 40%, you could afford to pay $168K for that duplex.I would not go below that.Yes, you can get lucky and have trouble, long-term tenants, never have a broken furnace, and never have any problems.

All my clients like seeing the financial model broken down for them to understand.

But many would go ballistic and would fight you tooth and toenail.

Known problem, the storm sewer tile is broke in the alley beside the house, when it rains hard the broken tile goes into the basement.

I went over to show one of my vacant properties this morning and noticed somebody had broken in to steal copper.

An actual conversation I had last week about a broken gate latch was:Her: The gate latch is broken can you please fix it?