When I flip back to a free account, I still have access to all my historical leases.

Also, if your property is in a flood zone or historical site, permit can experience delay, as well as make sure to check deed restrictions and HOA regulations.

I'm wondering if anyone here has lived and/or invested in Salem, and would be willing to share their thoughts on the town and/or the market.I'm also curious if anyone has invested in a historic home that required reno, either in Salem or elsewhere.

Historically, we saw a slight dip in property values followed by a short plateau phase and then our values bounced right back up.

I was curious why putting RV's into historic Austin is an act of "preservation".  

Central Florida, including Clermont, is a historically high appreciation market, but relatively low cash flow market. 

I understand that historically return on 401K has been better than what I would pay to secure mortgage (4.5% for the place in question).

What's more likely, interest rates will rise up to their historical average or that they will go down and these new low levels will be the new normal?

Red Sea, Cairo, and tremendous Egyptian historical sites.

@Briana MartinBeginning investors need to STOP believing all the fluff about rental investing, especially with the overheated real estate market trending to historic norms.