It is definitely hard to argue with the trend, which has consistently been in our favor, even prior to the last two years.

I am a Real Estate agent in Rhode Island and I am hoping to get started in investments soon, Multifamliies, Short term rentals, and commercial to be exact.

Section 8 is probably a better long term solution from a landlords perspective of getting consistent rent for years. 

Step through the open floor concept with brand new kitchen, large island, and stainless steel appliances.

How many owners check the hoses to their washing machines, ice makers, refrigerators, under their sinks, etc. on a very consistent basis (if much at all)? 

If you would like to chat about Galveston I love telling people about what I do and the success we have had on the island, reach out anytime!

(note: they have an office in Rhode Island, which is convenient if you want to ride your lion over there.)Good Luck!

I have a property that consist of 1 building, split legal 2 unit (front and rear). 

The following late summer I bought a couple of books by Brandon Turner, (PM me to get the names) and began planning my next steps to set up systems in achieving accurate and consistent results in either finding an operative farm area or projecting a future ROI.

We are thinking about trying to use consistent finishes on all the units.