I've leased storage space.

Im renting a house that was recently forclosed on..what is the legal time frame the new owners to give me to vacate..also is there a way i can sue the previous owner for not letting me lnow thw house was under foreclosure while i was renting the home.

But, maybe house quality doesn't matter to renters as much as own baths, garages, storage, etc.Perhaps I shouldn't be including utilities.

I settled on a condo unit for a few reasons: in my target town, an affluent college town, I cannot afford a house that would be a nice enough neighborhood to attract the type of tenant I want.

My wife recently graduated and just started working full time, but was previously working part time as a student.

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No clue what so ever.So if we adjust the values with just the sqft:Comp 1: -$29454.96 = $100,545.04 (Minus 1 Bed Plus 1 Garage)Comp 2: +$6368.64 = $114,868.64 (Minus 1 Bed and Minus 1 Bath)Comp 3: -$15523.56 = $114,476.44 (Minus 1 Bed)Comp 4: -$23617.04 = $107,382.96 (Minus 1 Bed Plus 1 Garage)Okay, here's some more calculations assuming a 1 bed or bath is worth $1,500 and a 1 car Garage is worth $2,500 on top of the previous calculations.

I just got off the phone with my nephew in college.

Whereas previously when they contained many freeze-dried portions they were listed as up to 130 months.

These would include college towns and cities where either industry is expanding or tourism is increasing.