I'm actually shocked at what other retail buyers will offer. 

@Pooja GuptaI'm shocked you found something in manayunk.

You’d be shocked by how little actual screening many PMC’s do!

I can tell you what HUD defines as a bedroom for appraisal purposes, coming directly from the National Association of Realtors and part of the CMA class offered by NJAR (New Jersey Association of Realtors) and when doing a comp analysis, as this: 90 square ft minimumWindow for emergency exit (local codes dictate size, ie: 5.7 sq ft clear opening)Natural light and ventilation (ie:window)Hallway access (direct or tandem such as a railroad style unit)Closet NOT requiredHeat source NOT required (I asked twice, I was shocked!)

Where were were unsure on ARV 6 months ago and could be pleasantly surprised, the current climate has people feeling much more timid in their predictions.

I am also suffering from some of the "sticker shock" of prices here.

Good technique for us smaller note holders to recapitalize while keeping the tail end of the notes as bonus.Overall I could have skipped this event but the networking was pleasant.

I'm shocked they get their tenants to spend an hour going thru a 20 page lease.Again, though, unless you're videotaping, thats still not going to be sufficient to prove that you talked about it with them on a specific point.  

You can send him up there to move the dish in the wrong direction so they get no TV (that's like shock therapy) if they call the company they will have to pay to get it fixed, price starts at $50.

Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case in my area.Recently, I was shocked to receive a bill from Privy that not only charged me for my annual fee but doubled the charge.