Having an effective date on B to C that is before the A to B closing concerns me.I also read that people write a contingency in their B to C contract that specifies that A to B must close.

Jay Kaufman, Chair of the Joint Committee on Revenue, and then Rachel Lake, Operations and Constituent Services Director for Senator Julian Cyr, who represents the Cape and Islands.As we mentioned in previous communications on the topic of the Lodging Tax, the momentum is growing among Cape and Islands Chambers of Commerce and state legislators across the state to impose the 11.7% Lodging Tax to all short-term rentals, with 5.7% going to the state and up to 6% to the towns.Our opinion piece that was published in the Cape Cod Times on April 5, outlines our reasons for opposing this tax.Despite our concerted efforts for nearly ten years, it is becoming increasingly clear that legislators are intent on imposing this tax and will likely succeed.Homeowners can certainly continue to lobby against this tax, but a more realistic approach at this point might be to attempt to mitigate the negative effects it would have on the Cape and Islands.

Hi all,I'm curious to hear your thoughts on how the new $40 million dollar development in Hilltop (98405) will effect the neighborhood & price of real estate in the area.

Loopnet is not effective-- I haven't come across loopnet brokers who are not responsive in decent properties unless if it's really bad property, I usually get the responses. 

It should generate you enough leads to find good tenants.If there is an issue with not finding enough tenants, it might be due to some of the above key components not lining up effectively (what you're offering is conflicting with the website you're using).

That won't have any effect on your buying the materials for the project.  

Would this effect the title?

Having 2 salaried jobs with no kids and effectively no mortgage payment means you will have the ability to save quite a bit of money each month.

He has a great rapport with the city so he gets permits as soon as he asks for them and know's how to build where it's cost effective along with staying below the budget. 

There should be a periodic "spill over" effect when city property prices becomes too unaffordable, no?