Do they upload them to be viewed w/out watching them live?

I have heard two different views, If you buy a cheaper property $20,000-$60,000 the cash flow is generally lower and no property appreciation and if you buy a property that is $100,000 or more typically the property appreciates over time.

No we have been sitting on it, but reached out to the Agent today for a viewing hopefully this weekend. 

I pulled up a street view of google maps from a few years ago and couldn't see any more information.

With another lender earlier this year, the house appraised for 183K, Someone actually came out to the house and viewed all 3 units inside and out.  

The only thing I can think of off the top of my head is "The Wealthy Barber".Personally, I view it as a separate line of business.  

View our opinion piece referenced online Cape Cod Times: Lodging Tax Will Gut Tourism Industry, for specific arguments against the tax.Representative Sarah Peake, Lower and Outer Cape, Bills H2642, H2637, H2640Senator Julian Cyr, Cape and Islands, supporting Rep.

From an investment point of view, CAP rates are relative to the market.

Also remember that there are a lot of other factors to consider for vacation rental properties such as seasonality/demand, view/waterfront vs. not, community amenities, what it is near, making it warm and inviting, etc.Best Regards,Scott

I actually viewed this unit about two weeks ago.