It will spell out expectations the city has for selling the property, which will likely mirror the key points of Kuester Development’s proposal.To soften the blow from the potential loss of green space, city leaders began working on a plan several months ago to expand the Rotary Centennial Pavilion and create a new de facto park alongside it.City staff talked more about the plans to follow through on that, though no cost estimates have been presented yet.Critics of the plan to raze Center City Park spoke again during Tuesday’s meeting, though they have mostly come to terms with the likelihood of the apartment project moving ahead.Husband and wife Walter and Heather Burks said they would like Gastonia to establish some type of quota, dictating what percentage of downtown real estate must be reserved for green space in the future.If the city moves forward with developing a new park alongside the Rotary Pavilion, they want a binding restriction to be put in place that prevents it from being redeveloped in the future.

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A deal from a retired landlord, I advocate those deals, surprised at his age he went 10 years.Keep in touch, closely, there is a chance that he could get into a position where he or his heirs will need cash and this contract could pose problems for him, so be prepaired to payoff early with a discount!

Most people blow the budget in the first month.Test and measure everything, then go back and make tweaks.

In MY book, if they are good long term tenants, staying a bit blow market (NOT $1200 though!)

Sam, advising against forming an entity is because of the work involved for them more to the work involved for you and the fact that those advocating entities usually have some motive, as they relate more to business needs than asset protection.

Your 'defense' is trying to be accommodating while attempting to solve your real-life issues.Speak to a Social Service Advocate to see if they might be able to assist in the negotiations and/or any eviction case that might arise.

Since this bust is worse than normal and not nearly over, it could easily take a LOT longer than the normal 8-10 years.I may just be some hillybilly from Ohio that only invests in his own back yard, but at least I understand the basics of the business and I'm not advocating that newbies be "aggressive" and buy properties even though they will not cash flow.

I am 60 years old and I just got done blowing up my 401k to get a 4unit.

Those of us smart enough to use a calculator can determine that the media was just blowing smoke for their own self interests, nothing more.