I am in Michigan so my answer may not be spot on for you but I expect it is, at least, close.

That is a great spot near the school!

A place for a kitchen/dining table would be good to have if there is space to the right side of the kitchen or a suitable spot in the living room.Here is a website for more kitchen design ideas.

I could save a bunch of dough if I don't have to pay another agent.. or my other new builds... so we will see how this pans out my prediction it won't go to far.. you will have buyers still wanting their own representation no matter how this is set up as you need to sign on the info sheet that you understand you will only work with the listing broker.. but when buyers come in with another broker what are you going to do..We get that all the time they come to our subdivisions say they have no agent then show up with one when they actually want to write the offer.Thoughts anyone .. especially those that are not agents and not real familiar with how the industry actually works.. like to hear some feedback from you folks

But how do you prove it was not coming from a cracked heat exchanger without taking the furnace apart.They got you and try to sell you a new furnace on the spot. 

In fact, I really think the tent is actually quite large.I know you have a vested interest here, John, but I wouldn't be too fatalistic about any particular side of the private lending industry or be too quick to think that some segment is going to dominate on cost alone -- especially when it's not clear you're offering a lower cost after all expenses are accounted for.

If water isn’t collecting around the toilet’s base, how can tenants spot a small leak?

Mostly cosmetic upgrades needed As a college student And first time buyer I'm looking for a house hack and ultimately to turn the property into a rental.I would love to hear what you have to say and any advice you would be willing to give.I am also looking for investors in Jacksonville who would be willing to have lunch and discuss the industry.

If you spot a particularly good bargain property that you can add value to easily and have a couple of thousand available to you you could look to do a bridge do up, let out and refinance strategy.If I were you I would go to a local property investor meet a few times and talk to people.

Do I need to join an Investing Group, or attend the seminar's advertised on TV by various Guru's in the industry, go take a realtor course to become an agent?