Spill-over from highland park and eagle rock.

The one thing it's missing that I pine for is the ability to push rates to all my listing sites, including VRBO.

If it came to light and a complaint was filed, I'd almost certainly be subject to penalties from the state, including fines, suspension or license revocation.Not to mention that the full commission is pre-negotiated before listing the property - it's part of the listing contract. 

We have the ArkREIA here, as well as several Meetups, to include Self-Directed Investors and the Hot Springs REI Meetup.

Already sold a bunch, got about more places to go, including 3 duplexes and an assisted living. 

Rented for $1200 per month.  20% cash on cash return includes management. 

I think another good example is the RDU area in NC - where you have a really neat mixture of geography, but also the contribution from a few extremely top notch educational institutions that all compliment each other and are in close enough proximity to enjoy each other's spill over effects. 

I am looking to get into 6-12 units and I find Leominster ( or Worcester ) generally financially attractive.I don’t, however, have any experience in that market in terms of rental outlooks, neighborhoods, Vacancies, help, management companies, snow removals etc..I have looked at many More affordable areas including Lynn, Lowell, City of Worcester - but I find myself somehow pulled towards Leominster.

Now if they also, for example, punched an employee you should include the termination for clear and present danger language. 

I do everything through TenantCloud, including background checks and signing leases!