The higher grade properties you're probably going to see about 1% for rent (750-1500 for example).Multifamily (duplex) are selling like hot cakes though, tons of cash get thrown at those fast and they often get bid up.

For example, I work primarily on the capital markets side of the house, but have learned a lot about our borrowers, their projects, how special servicing works on foreclosed assets, etc.Hope this is helpful, and good luck!

In fact, if you are on this side of town I will even buy you lunch if you are willing to share with me your insights. 

The house is on  a corner lot, - on two sides it has road, and the other two sides are two neighbors.Just trying to get some tips if the corner markers would serve a good purpose, and if I should get it now.

I would look at ways to cut back your current expenses and pick up a side job.

Always avoid lawsuits, however, having an attorney at your side can help this contractor understand that he needs to negotiate his exit.   

Maybe if this was west side with nice finishes and a large floor plan.

As a side note, and completely unforeseeable development, my older brother was also in the room while discussing this with my father.

We would really like to get into this property as the market is developing like crazy around it and it's still on the early"ish" side of the market turn.

The emotional support animals and how to deal with them is a hot topic right now, at least in Ohio.