This would be for mid - higher end finishes (Hardiplank, tile, hardwood, granite, etc).

In my opinion, given the probable way this is going to end, if I currently owned rental property in some of these "hot" areas, I would be feeling pretty good about the mid-term rental market.

It's been on the market in the mid to low 200's for about a year, what makes you think an investor is going to see that as a great opportunity to turn it for a profit?

I have multi families that were bought in the mid 2000s that were break even at best.I thought no problem values have to go up, right?

Hello everyone. Long story short, I took real estate classes about 10 years ago but before I could get started my oldest daughter decided to show up and I was laid off from my job. Now after 4 more joined her my wife...

In the low to mid price markets, we have not seen much reason to put SS in unless you believe the property may become a lease option of some kind down the road or a retailable house at a higher price point.

technicalities are different than realities. if shes a good lady that hasn't messed with you and have someone to move in mid-month, give her the half month. if you don't you should keep it.

I really like old houses.Just curious about a couple things:Since these homes are big, I'm geussing a mid to large family would want to occupy them.

My feedback is that it should be comfortable and mid to upper 60s are fine.

However most of my units are mid to higher end for the area and I want to convey that I expect them to be very well maintained.