when things get strange he always has good advice. he helps me with verification of the arv and is good at doing preliminary title search.

I was just pretty shocked because this tenant has very good reports and really great credentials. it was a pretty interesting juxtaposition this month because the routines flip flopped with tenants. my tenant who always pays on the cusp of late actually paid early.

They're shocked they're not covered.Also, in NYC, under its rent control laws, it forbids landlords requiring it.

My wife works in real estate development and has had preliminary discussions with the city and we feel the zoning will not be an issue.

There is also very little market vacancy in any of the other parks so it would be shocking to lose a single resident jumping our rates close to market.

Hello,I have completed a couple flips and rehabbed a multi-family and am now setting my sights on a local abandoned factory.I understand this is a different kind of animal and am looking for guidance in this process.I have already gained legal permission to do due-diligence on the property owner,completed a Phase I study, have preliminary drawing to meet local zoning board requirements, and have the Town Economic Developer on-board.However, I wonder if my effort has been in vain as I am not sure if the rents would cover the cost of construction expenses.For this kind of project, should I have gotten a feasibility study done first?

I too was a little shocked with Aarons comments on 3 to 10k a month apartments in Riverside..

We also sprayed liquid pool shock but this requires extreme caution - a rubber suit and full face mask with chemical breathing filters.

And, not shockingly, coming up with prices that are (to use your terms) within hundreds or one thousand dollars of your bid.

I guess I am just a little sticker shock.