Housing prices, and rents, are a function of wages.  

Is it some functional upgrade / preventive maintenance?

Total potential gross income - $25k/ moLand Note at 6%: $4600/moTaxes and Insurance: $1000/mo (pulling this number out of thin air)For the development, it would probably be a partnership with an investor, since there isn't a possibility of a loan if the land already has a lien on it. 

The above conduct constituted 930 violations of R.C. 4735.02, which provides that no person, partnership, association, limited liability company, limited liability partnership, or corporation shall advertise, act or assume to act as a real estate broker or real estate salesperson, without first being licensed under R.C.

As Matt pointed out, Keene is not always the best area, and largely relies on the university to function effectively as a town.I'd look as close as possible to the actual campus.

The materials matter less than the design and the functionality in Real Estate.It will be interesting to see what you can do!

@Zahrah McFadgen to make the "mention" function work properly, you need to type the "@" and then "?"

I've got pretty good procedures in place to handle my businesses and investments but you're right that this is just another function of automation and there is plenty of good tools for that out there.

I spelled Beretta wrong in my previous post and was going to correct it, but the edit function is MIA.

Hello BP:I have an interesting situation.8 years ago, a residential property was purchased by my client and converted to a bed & breakfast and has been functioning as one since.Client now wants to sell, and, due to the fact that good records weren't maintained, it's being sold/marketed as a residential property.Someone I work with in REI with quite a bit of mortgage lending background with underwriters advised me that whoever buys the home will likely have a very difficult time getting the deal done with a conventional mortgage, because during the due dilligence phase, the lender will find that the property has been running as a bed and breakfast, and therefore will shy away from it... even if the stated intention is to use it as a primary residence.Can anyone with background on how the risk factors of these deals are considered and underwritten, or knowledge of common underwriting practices shed some light on this?