Its a 1910 farm house downtown on the main street.

I will say we looked at an island home on Lake Pend 'Orielle in north Idaho.

This way your assistants can instantly see what routes have been driven to avoid virtually driving down those streets.

I want you to read this post from the perspective of a flipper and then as a street capital provider while keeping in mind, what has been, the symbiotic relationship that both these rolls have had over the years."

The ability to add so much value in a short time was exciting and this was the ugliest home on the street so it felt great to bring the home back up in line with the surrounding homes.

I have a triplex in North East Philadelphia (Burholme) on a double lot zoned RSA-3. 

When the first snowstorm hit while I was remodeling, I found out that the city does not plow all the side streets, only the main arteries.....So now we're open for business and I'm trying to develop a strategy for this coming snow season....I can't have guests showing up and not able to get to the property, and I cant require 4WD for all guests.

Expanded the driveway, making room for more off-street parking.

Lastly, it has a hard time knowing the difference between a property on one side of the road on the lake and the house across the street.

:@Nathan G.I'm having trouble finding 1613 E 83rd St on Google Maps, Nathan. 83rd Street seems to be in East St.