I just don't know if he needs my $$$ or what a fair return would be.

But even given that, in my opinion, he is fair in his assessments of the gurus.

For a long time we had an average in the .60 - .65 range, which is fairly unacceptable.

If your home is fairly secure, I doubt they're scoping it out.

I am in Asheville, NC with a fairly progressive and reasonable planning department.

Also does anyone know what is a fair amount to charge percentage wise.

I'm looking in the Denver area and a lot of the buildings are fairly old (50+ years).

If staged correctly I could split the master into both a sleeping space and fairly large sitting/office area.

This comes in handy when driving or multi-tasking and has been a nice tool for me and my business partner to communicate.

You may be able to count on fairly consistent numbers similar to what was given, but you have to be prepared to have 0 or negative cash flow every now and again when a big ticket item happens like the tenant who not only needs to be evicted but destroys the apartment before he goes.