Definitely age does play a part in value.... oh and condos are certainly age driven when it comes to value.I think it has to do in part, with the type of property building materials that were used back in the depression era vs those materials used post depression era...

I own several apartment buildings and I own a plumbing, HVAC and construction business.

This site is awesome for learning and networking.I'm apart of capital city reia in Alexandria and will be checking out others in the area.

How hard is it to release the apartment.If you can release the apartment easily without loss of income.

If you can find an arrangement that you can agree on and a house that you'd like to own one day, this could be the perfect way for you to step out of your apartment and put down some roots.

You guys have a great site here and I am happy to be apart of it.I've been in the housing industry for 13 years now.

You need to have a chat with the school, get an authorization from the applicant to verify this matter.It's all about a comfort level with a SFD rental, if it's an apartment, stick close to your guidelines as their neighbors can't be viewed differently, treat all the same.

A pile of asbestos siding or a bunch of lead painted wood and you have a big and expensive cleanup effort.Build six apartments on that lot and five years from now the resident's kids dig up something toxic and you end up losing everything you've built up.

My goal is to acquire at least 2 properties (single family homes to triplexes) each year for about 5 to 10 years for the monthly income and be able to replace them with large apartment complexes still for the monthly income.I'd love to meet people in the area who philosophy align with mine or could contribute to achieving it or I could do the same, since while I may not have any real life experiences but I do have quite some book life experiences.I want to take the time to wish all of you a Happy Holidays and may 2014 be a awesome year for you all!!!

If the range was part of the chattel rented with the apartment, then yes, the landlord is responsible to have it fixed.