I'm interested in multi-unit residential property in New Hampshire, and Vermont as I plan on relocating to that area with my family in the next 5 years.Other than continuing my education, given that I'm remote, I'm also interested in networking to put together a local team of agents, financing, and management.

Gleaming refinished hardwoods are a huge selling feature in my experience.

I can't wait to see it.Here's a link to a recent BiggerPockets article that features Memphis as the most attractive rent-to-price market.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/10/14...Hope that helps.

A lot have to do with taxes, withholdings, remote property management that reduce returns.  

I hate all fads and anything even remotely trendy.)

I was hoping to find a multi large enough to justify a property management company so I could do it remotely.

While it could use a little more polish (small things, like maybe interior paint), it has some major features that those don't have - brick and stone exterior, great fireplaces, etc.The question is, how variable are appraisals?

Also nowadays with enhanced report feature they all look the same, which is nice and removes and preference for visual bias.

Display fonts have changed in the course of the day and other changes.I've also noticed that some of the icons like the star on featured posts, the up and down arrows on drop downs and pop ups, etc. are showing up as empty squares.

Our very own Josh Dorkin was just featured in 5280 Magazine, a magazine with their thumb on the pulse of everything that makes Denver so awesome.Check out Josh's article: Denver's New Real Estate Mogul...