I've been looking at buying MF apartment complexes near campus here in Houston and it seems that either the Seller is not really wanting to sell (just testing the waters, seeing what the market is throwing out) or the Seller's expectation of price is too high (low low CAP).I know I should look at other city markets for student housing, but I haven't found too many listings (Brokers) who are in the student housing MF market.

You might want to have the drug sniffing dogs poke around so that you are not surprised with any special "packages"!!!!!

I'd hate for my kids to grow up knowing that it was legal to do drugs

Test for motivation.

Just doing a test run on my understanding of the "Rules of thumb" and math skills.

I somewhat envy those who weather'd the initiation test and eventually infiltrated the REO system.

She followed certain rules that had withstood the test of time: "Invest in stocks for the long term," "owning your own home is your single best investment," "spend your entire career with one organization," These 'rules' are not working anymore.

High drug, gangs and prostitution problems often accompany these park.

I have a tenant in my Lake Elsinore, CA apartment that is pretty much not doing much besides using drugs all day.

I took the real estate licensing classes and took the test to become an agent in PA.