Don't buy anything you wouldn't buy w/o added pressure. 

ExteriorInteriorTrim TreesClean old wasp nest in garage AtticTree by Fire placeClean fans and vents in bathroom/ new models are silentClean the guttersGet new air filterClean outdoor lightsScrub Baseboards and doorsTrim low hanging branchesRepaint/Restain banisters and stairsPower wash the deckReplace door knobs with leversSoft wash siding and brickilluminated light switches / dimmer switches in bathroomPower wash concreteReplace light switches and outlets whiteClean the guttersReplace light fixtures (spray paint ones so you keep)Prune gardenUpdating FaucetsChange the locksMotion lights in laundry room, basement, garageWeedsKitchen sink with extendable headedging and stonework?

Utilities output rose 4.2% in June, as warmer weather drove demand for air conditioning and retail stores around the country continued to reopen.

So many of the larger complexes have been snapped up by the bigger firms and that puts pressure on the small stuff too. 

When you say "short term rentals" are you asking specifically about investing in condos to use as Air B&B's or like a month to month rental?

Can anyone recommend a lawyer to help me go after this guy or any advice on putting pressure on him to pay me what he owes me.We've done a deal on a previous house that worked out well.

Found out a few mths ago that the "low water pressure" in the building wasn't just a simple "rodding out" as I was originally told.

Hi Everyone,I pulled a the trigger on my first property a little under 2 years ago; a tripled in a college town near my last duty station in the Air Force.

Single family may see downward pressure because of unemployment kick in and stimulus starts to dry up.

@Ofer Attia Ryan Air for HVAC